If you haven't yet heard about Amelia, you might be surprised when you see her. She's a purple-haired, choker-wearing young woman who doesn't immediately strike me as someone who would be right-wing coded. Normally, if I saw someone with purple or blue hair, I might think they were left-wing coded; young women are notably more left-wing than other people; and a choker as a necklace tends to at least shade at lifestyles that are less than conservative-aligned. Nevertheless, when you encounter this cartoon you'll find that she is stridently right-wing.
You can play the game she stars in
here, if you like. It's ridiculous
propaganda that deserves the outcome they are getting.
Oops!
I played the game. One thing that jumped out at me was that the game writers wrote the main character (I had chosen the male option) to be highly schizophrenic, with multiple personalities: the game writers constantly referred to the character with the plural third person pronoun instead of the singular male pronoun--"they" vs "he" as the male character so obviously was.
ReplyDeleteWith bias like that so obvious, it's no wonder the game blew up on the government's shoddy attempt at propaganda.
Eric Hines
What struck me was that the designers expect you to be very upset that your mother is disappointed in you.
ReplyDeleteYou've got to learn to take the key, as Bly pointed out two generations ago.
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