MFers heard Hegel and thought "Must be some commie shit."
Caesar is such a good litmus test for idiots, because he missquotes Hegel.
In other words, Caesar is a fake intellectual, much like Jordan Peterson, and the people who follow him were tricked by his pseudo intellectualism. Which is brilliant writing, because that's literally how modern day chuds are radicalised. Because a hypermasculine authority figure said some pretty words that sounded smart and promised them power over marginalised groups.
And this game came out in 2010. Just writing
As usual I may regret asking and will be glad to not have known, but who's Caesar?
I don't want to spoil his backstory, but basically he's a fascist who leads a faction that does a lot of horrific shit.
[CW: sexual violence, slavery and torture.]
His faction, The Legion, are a bunch of Imperial Roman cosplayers (much like Hitler based some things off of Rome) that conquer people, crucify the 'weak' and absorb the 'strong' into their army. The women are kept as property and forced into lives of rape and house servents. Caesar rationalises all of this in a chillingly familiar way, if you have heard any famous chud speakers spew thier BS.
It is the closest a Fallout game has ever come to having truly evil faction (other than the Enclave), and while you can technically join the faction, the game makes sure to make you feel like the pathetic human being you are every step of the way.
Oh, I'm dumb. I thought Caesar was a fascist chud who streamed games or something. Now I realize he's an actual character in the game. Much better.
Thanks for the explanation!
Ooooooh! Yeah, he's the character in the top left (So basically, the compass maker put wasteland Hitler on the "Auth left" side lmao)
whoever made this compass meme probably drank wine contaminated with lead
looking at r/PCM and like october 6th and earlier these people were talking about how (((the media))) was promoting cultural marxism to weaken the west and whatever but now suddenly they're concerned about antisemitism on campuses
What I didn't need today: a reminder that PCM is a thing
What I got today anyway: a reminder that PCM is a thing
What a bunch of "interesting" individuals on that subreddit
I tried explaining PCM to a boomer friend of mine and it's a mercy that she did not seem to absorb any of the information.
"young people like to try to map the ideologies of fictional characters onto a 20 year old buzzfeed quiz for libertarians"