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It is funny to think of being in school and having that painting on the left presented as "What do you think of this? Is it a good thing or a bad thing?" My sibling in Christ, it is an allegorical representation of the ideology of white supremacy. But at least I can understand how teachers and textbooks are handcuffed from slapping kids in the face with that.
But then you get older and encounter aunties and uncs who are like, "Well is that such a bad thing?" And yes, it is the manifestation of white nationalism! You are a white nationalist! Anyway, I clearly am not carrying around unresolved resentment, and I hope you are all having a fine evening.
Also to stay on topic, I don't really play these types of games but I feel like Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox boss fight would be fun. Like in Doom 2016 where there's that midgame boss in Hell that splits into two guys.
Literally the physical manifestation of the ideology that white people are entitled to land that non-white people have been living on for millennia
Reactionaries: is it really racist though?