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Oppression Olympics

DATE:
25 YEARS AGO

GPOW 25TH
A N N I V E R S A R Y



XBOX ONE	BAD	STRIDER (2014)


			The keen, educated observer will notice many parallels between Strider (2014)'s theme and recent politics. The dystopian, deceptively-oppressive theme portrayed in Strider (2014) closely resembles the Socialist image the USA's Democrat Party seeks to transform its own country into. Far-Left "activists" gradually infiltrated the United States Government over the years, eroding American rights through exploitation of the Constitution. For decades, they used the supreme court to achieve their ends, until recently using guerilla tactics through anarchist domestic terrorist groups. Power is their ultimate endgoal, and they've made many attempts on American freedom. To them, The Constitution and freedom are mere obstacles; The Constitution and freedom are both antiquated to them. To the dismay of global elites, the United States of America has always held on. Democracy prevailed, despite many insidious efforts made to dismantle it.

But, what if it hadn't? What if the United States of America and its indiscriminating freedom hadn't survived? Moreover, what if it doesn't survive the most recent (and current) attacks against it? Strider (2014) paints a picture of that.

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	REVERSIBLE
	Descent.

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	GOVERNMENT
	Financed armed thugs.

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	NO FOOD
	For "Foodies" in Socialism.

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	UNAWARE
	Groups manipulated through ethnicity for Socialist ends.

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	TWO
	Seats away from the extinction of freedom.

Strider (2014), although fictional, is a surprisingly-accurate portrayal of the totalitarian tyranny that United States President Ronald Reagan is famous for saying is "never more than one generation away". It is the deceptively-oppressive, Globalist utopia that radicalist politicians like Kamala Harris and Bernie Sanders envision. Poverty below the surface of a drone society controlled by all-encompassing government? No free speech? Sameness disguised as equality? Discrimination disguised as diversity? Desolate streets, skittish citizens and guards on every corner? Plastered, PC (politically-correct) propaganda? Religions and faith replaced by technology? Gods replaced by political figures? Denial of the innate human nature of war? The manufactured illusion of peace? It's all here (or not here). Failed politician Robert Francis O'Rourke (who lost his run for the United States Senate to the awesome Ted Cruz) would love how defenseless the disarmed citizens in this fictional setting are.

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	HANGING-ON
	By a thread against the colossal odds of technology.

Strider (2014) depicts everything that radical Leftists want the United States of America to be in their never-ending goal to extinguish the last beacon of freedom on Earth. There is no Life, Liberty, or Pursuit of Happiness. Strider Hiryu is here to change that. Appearing only once every so many years, his mission is to defeat tyranny for those who cannot. And, like clockwork, he does so in devastating fashion, systematically brining-down dictator Grand Master Meio every time he decides to come up for air. His story is a ray of hope in a darkness that was probably the consequence of complacent citizenry. Meio's iron-fist suppression of basic human rights like free speech show through in the dialogue, and, to the surprise of nobody at all with a brain, look a lot like the censorship and gag-orders the Biden administration and big tech have imposed upon the USA and the world.

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	FIREARMS
	Banned for everyone but Ruling Elite security.

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	DISARM
	The citizenry.

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	FREE SPEECH
	Police have arrived.

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	BRAINS
	Provided by the government.

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