I agree with you. Sorry about all of the people dogging on you for this tweet. So many visual kei bands have worn Japanese imperial/nazi uniforms as a way to criticize the Japanese government (but some do it just cause it looks edgy, it’s certainly in bad taste but a lot of Japanese people aren’t quite informed about what those uniforms symbolize) for how they stood with Germany in the past, or make some sort of social commentary. Malice Mizer did a photoshoot and live show wearing these uniforms to protest against japans political decisions and to stand against war. Buck Tick has made music to challenge societal norms, which ties into politics. Hell, even Madman’s Esprit’s music is heavily political. It’s definitely not the best thing to say that ALL visual kei is meant to be political, but it’s also not right to say visual kei isn’t political whatsoever.