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Things can be about multiple things.

It’s an ironic line to start with.

Grok can’t “reveal” shit because it doesn’t know shit. It puts words together, that’s it. It doesn’t have a brain, let alone a memory of what anyone has changed in it.

“America’s allies still don’t realize they’re not allies anymore.”

A reason to return them, sure, but that’s not what the comment says.

That’s a byproduct of them living in proximity, not a reason for it.

Name names. I want the lowdown on underappreciated ice cream.

and has repeatedly warned personnel not to defy its efforts to “silence the social mission.”

I can’t imagine ever saying anything like that. I often think bad people think they’re the good guys in their own eyes but…damn…that’s just plain evil.

I can sympathize with that. The whole game is intentionally bleak and rough, which can be pretty off putting (though it does make the few nice parts exceptionally nice). The devs made a pretty overt choice to focus more on being fairly confrontational art rather than being particularly accommodating to the player.

That’s not an inaccurate description. Though context is important - most of the characters know yours through behavior and actions that neither you or the character remember. A lot of the game is playing with how you handle that.

Happy St Patrick’s Day to everyone except this piece of shit (and those like him).

Gross.

Army of Darkness (person out of time becomes a leader against evil)

So an isekai

“All of them? All of them. All of them is good.”

He’s gonna fucking invade, isn’t he?

And 40+% deciding it didn’t matter who won. Their choice led to this just as much as that 22%.