I think your reply unintentionally just strengthens my point. You just double down on the dehumanization and polarization while sounding like you're out of touch with the majority.
But in abstract, people want to make games. If you go looking for trouble and try to shed more and more layers off, eventually you're left only with radicals and yes men. The obvious choice is to just not bring politics to arenas where people are strongest just playing to their strengths together. Forcing in partisanship for no reason only makes the whole weaker in their mission, while also becoming an echo chamber.
Make games with everyone that wants to make games, for everyone that wants to play games. Or get out of the industry.
No, we won't be making games together. We are not in this together. We will never be.
Redot and similar acts of standing up are proof of life. You will not stamp out life.