One wonders if this is a parable? A naïve pseudo-liberal (finally) leaves her ivory tower, only to see that the world out there is 1. Quite different from what she imagined and 2. Her contribution to the betterment of the world is neither necessary nor desired.
I expect a lot of denial by libturds... 🙄
So... like most Fallout games then.
What "denial" are you expecting?
I never played the games...
What denial? Do libturds agree that their contribution to the betterment of the world is neither necessary nor desired?
>I never played the games...
Most of them are based around being a vault dweller that is thrown out of the vault and given a reality check.
>What denial? Do libturds agree that their contribution to the betterment of the world is neither necessary nor desired?
Yet you watch, apparently, all this "libturd" entertainment
I just checked and noticed that it does NOT push the libturd's agenda at all. So it is enjoyable...
shareWhat's the "libturds agenda"?
shareCome on, YOU definitely know...
shareNo, I do not. What is this supposed agenda you're referring to?
sharePart of it is forcing a stupid discussion about the libturd's agenda...
You don't want to end on my ignore list, don't you?
I don't give a flying fuck what you do. Answer my question.
shareKiss my ass. And welcome on my ignore list.
shareSo you're unable to actually back up your position, and you clearly know nothing about the lore of the Fallout world.
shareyou have to use finesse and leading questions etc to coax tha magas to expose their deranged fantasies , cant just demand evidence or explanation or play dumb - they retreat back into their caves
shareThe magat never did answer your question did he? I was so excited to actually find out what the fuck his question was and then he cried like a magat bitch and blocked you. I guess we will never know. I bet his question was, why do I get a funny feeling inside when I look at Ryan Reynolds.
shareInteresting take =)
shareAre you telling the truth? Not trying to trick me into watching?
shareIt doesn't last. The woke hits hard the first episode, drops sharply in the second to hook you, then ramps up from there, only slower this time, like the proverbial frog in a pot. I'm sure they are well and deeply scientifically advised as to how this works by now.
shareDoes anyone make a "bigot sandwich"? Oh, wait. That was the Last of Us 2. That's coming, soon.
shareWhat do you consider to be "woke" in the first episode? A mixed race couple?
shareSPOILER ALERT
The Wokest thing about this series was the allegorical denunciation of the evil White Male Patriarchy in the final episode, with Kyle McLachlan the Overseer being exposed as a pathetic, evil wife killer and genocider by the Wise Proud Brown Woman (TM) and her awakening white female protege.
that's a stretch. you have to want to see that allegory.
in addition there's not even mention or allusion to race or patriarchy in the entire show
stick to finding miracle images of christian jesus in cheetos
or racism in resident evil 5
stick to finding miracle images of christian jesus in cheetos