You said "Corporations can set rules" and I wanted to punctuate the point that theses rules don't come from the nether.
> I don't. That's what no political discussion means and it applies to everyone. Why do you assume people can't follow their own rules?
I meant no insult to your character. The point is you think everyone agree with your list on what is political is political or not and I don't.
To give examples:
You might say "I arrived late again, I wish they would build a new highway" and I'm thinking it's political because really they should build more subway
I might say "I have a cat it's nice, I recommend it to everyone" and you might think it's political because you think cats are decimating the bird wild life and should be banned"
> Talking about weather
Not the example I would have used in your place with climate change...
> or our tech stack
Open source/ closed source is a political debate for example. But they are also some who dismiss technologies based on their country of origin.
So again you might think you follow the rule because for you it's not a political statement but for me it might be and inversely.