There's very little objectively aesthetic about colors– they are almost completely culture bound.
In American culture blue symbolizes the calm and gentile and red symbolizes the vibrant and forceful. The colors for babies (boys and girls) used to be opposite but actually got mixed up for some interesting reasons
It's heaven vs legions of hellTM.
See
Blue and white good, virtuous, heavenly.
Red and black evil, corrupt, hellish.
Actually colors just like genders are purely social constructs, they don't exist outside a cultural environment.
You only see the color "blue" and the color "red" when you look at OP's pic because it was culturally imposed upon you to see the colors blue and red. Without the social construct of colors we all would just see a huge gray scale when looking at OP's pic.
There's also the dilemma of the transcolors, when a color doesn't feel like the imposed value the culture gave to them. For instance yesterday I met a blue transcolor color who actually prefers to be called a purple and I respect it and we as socialists should fight for the right of the transcolors colors for a fair and just society.
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Fuck I actually wrote a response when I read up to "culturally imposed". Good job.
I threw up in my mouth a little.
This makes Trump look cool as fuck honestly.
DELET THIS
I cringed