Again, there are polar-opposite opinions which pit Americans against one-another in what seems like a weird psychological experiment where two people can see the same incident and each come to completely opposite conclusions.
I don't go too heavy into the political fray here. Yes I lean left and I certainly have my opinions of things but I also see a lot of potential risk in voicing those opinions too vehemently at this juncture. All I'm saying is I can certainly imagine things getting a whole lot worse. I mean, really, a fuck ton lot worse.
Which brings me to two things.
The above picture is taken from a post, well, posted on the Fallout subreddit a few hours ago. The OP simply stated they just started playing Fallout 1 and they surely like it. Of course, most of us "got it." The real intent was to sneak a politically charged statement into a subreddit where it had "no place" and would otherwise have been banned by a mod. But, they sneak it by the human and bot mods by posting a snapshot of one of the iconic images taken from the opening cinematics of that game, you know, right before Ron Pearlman says those infamous spoken words: "War. War never changes."
Of course, the history buff in me knows that the game designers probably had the following famous LIFE Magazine photo in mind when envisioning the above street execution in the name of "peace." It's from the Vietnam War and shows the street execution of a suspected Viet Cong.
