Does D have any political goals?

[thebluepandabear]

(If this message is off-topic/disallowed I apologize dearly, and 
please feel free to remove this post if this is the case.)

Hello guys,

I have been programming for a couple of years in various 
different languages. A couple of weeks ago I decided that I would 
like to learn a new language, so I went ahead and began learning 
Rust.

Immediately I realized how toxic, egostic, and rude the Rust 
community was, and this made me very uncomfortable as when I 
learn new languages I often love to be a part of the community 
and interact with fellow programmers.

After that, I began to learn about all of the social 
justice/political statements that Rust was putting out over the 
last couple of years in regards to topics unrelated to 
programming, this made me feel very uncomfortable -- not 
necessarily because I disagreed with what they were saying (in 
fact I agreed with most statements), but mostly because I felt 
like  politics shouldn't be involved in a programming language.

Eventually I gave up on Rust, I simply couldn't ignore these two 
issues that I had with the community and the core team. Rust had 
the right to make political statements, but I had the right not 
to use a language if that was the case.

For the next couple of days I was trying very hard to find an 
apolitical language to learn instead of Rust, and I stumbled 
across D. D seemed like a good language to learn and I saw that 
the community was EXTREMELY nice, although I am not sure whether 
D is an apolitical language (or whether they have been involved 
politically).

I am just here asking whether or not D will keep politics out of 
programming, et cetera, and look -- if D is political then I have 
absolutely no issue, in fact I respect this decision completely. 
It's just that when politics gets involved in programming it puts 
me off instantly, so that's why I asked.

Answers would be appreciated :D

Regards,
thebluepandabear