Neither side will stop replacement immigration, neither side will stop providing resources and military cover for Israel, neither side will repeal or even meaningfully challenge the premises of the civil rights act.
I'm happy Trump won because that makes women cry, but the idea that any drastic changes, in the right direction, will happen because of one election isn't realistic.
We are in a generational war and have to accept that we will be planting the trees under whose shade we will never sit.
In goldeneye I played a tranny before it was cool. I used the mustachied swarthy thug head on the annie lennox blue dress body and we all thought it was hilarious.
In most games I play the girl if I have a choice because I would rather look at her for 40-400 hours than the guy. Though post gamergate I'm picking guys because I don't want to, even in this minor way, reinforce the liberal myth and men and women are equal.
In fallout I make the oldest black guy I can with a combover and roleplay as uncle ruckus.
Trudging through Days Gone but not super enthusiastic about it.
Making a bit of progress on Kingmaker where I've finally caught up to my previous playthrough that I restarted to integrate the DLC(not worth it) and do further character optimization.
And got back into the Legends of Runterra single player mode.
More proof we need apartheid, and we need to remove women from any position of authority.
Apartheid because every other race has in-group preference and acts on them, only retarded Whites refuse to accept this. And remove women's authority because White women are too easy to brainwash into internalizing "racism is mean".
The choice for Whites is either be called racist now because you are doing what is necessary to save your race, or go extinct (and be called racist after you are extinct).
I guess my liberalism calibration is set to the 90s so the feminism stuff doesn't bother me as much as long as it is "in character". It is true that one of the first companion characters you get lays it on thick but it is so on the nose that I just consider her a parody and it works perfectly.
I never played divinity original sin or really many other party rpgs after the 90s/early 2000s but this one feels like it most closely captures the feel of Baldur's Gate 2.
who is the first person to talk to, and does that person have any kind of charisma or following?