FUCK AMERICA AND FUCK AMERICAN "PRIDE"
FUCK AMERICA AND FUCK AMERICAN "PRIDE"
Daniel Hughes
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Jack Gutierrez
He was literally a libertarian or an ancap
Ryan Flores
ummm fuck big foreheads tb h
Ethan Thomas
sure have your opinion, everyone has one
Evan Smith
I was wrong you aren't greedy.
Anthony Morales
>"FUCK THE MEDIA AND FUCK ALL THESE CHICKEN SHIT LAWYERS AND BUREAUCRATS"
Chase Gutierrez
You guys literally cant argue against his positions
They're sound and flawless
Brayden Ramirez
>being patriotic and nationalistic after Iraq
zoomers are so retarded and pathetic, the rest of your race is not your family. Your family is your family, not every single cunt with the same skin, language or culture.
Joseph Flores
Yeah, too bad he was butchering children.
Robert Powell
Fuck if a sequel is one day made. It would be an instant boner for me.
Raiden probably won't survive his next game, or becomes a figure similar to the boss to the point we have to fight him.
Sebastian Butler
REMINDER RAIDEN PROVED HIM RIGHT BY KILLING HIM
Xavier Perry
Nothing wrong with that
Henry Baker
He had to look evil for the normies
Xavier Gutierrez
Oh so he's a Democrat?
Chase Gomez
He doesn't care for anything but lining his own pockets and votes
Joseph Gomez
How the hell did he get elected?
Blake Anderson
Who fucking gives a shit about some kids from a shithole country. They will all be dead by 30 anyway
Parker Morales
So like Trump?
Joseph Nelson
Kojima knows
Owen Hughes
And the fact he is from Colorado which is a libtard state is even more strange.
Nathaniel Scott
So uhh even if he beats raiden, gets elected blah blah. How is he going to realize his "ideal"
Lucas Walker
By building a wall
Isaac Sullivan
We're talking about Armstrong, not Hillary Clinton.
Sebastian James
but who's paying for that if lalilulelo are dead?
Connor Lopez
Standing here
Ryan Nguyen
How about all three?
Charles Jenkins
based
FUCK TRUMP AND FUCK AMERICANS
Andrew Reyes
I realize
Michael Brooks
It was literally like this though for thousands of years before America because a global superpower after 1940s and spread individualism.
Jeremiah Russell
No seriously why wasn't I given an option to join him?
Lucas Reed
kotaku.com
Wow, you guys are being so hateful!
Anthony Edwards
>Election Day is tomorrow. America might elect a jackass to be their leader, and I am terrified. To cope, I recently played 2013's Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance and fought a power-crazed politician using my cyborg ninja powers.
So I guess there is no quality control in Kotaku after all. Anyone can write whatever the fuck they want
Caleb Adams
It has to be this way.
Angel Gonzalez
WELL, I DON'T WRITE MY OWN SPEECHES
Jace Wilson
>Election Day is tomorrow. America might elect a jackass to be their leader, and I am terrified. To cope, I recently played 2013's Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance and fought a power-crazed politician using my cyborg ninja powers.
>Both are masters of capitalizing on American fears. For Armstrong, it is the specter of oversea threats. For Trump, it is a slew of domestic boogeymen that speak to the anxieties of many in his voting block: the fear of rapist Mexicans, hidden Jihadists, and others who threaten to take this country away from hard-working, white-bread Jim McGee.
>One of the terrifying commonalities between Armstrong and Trump is the fact that they both seem unstoppable. Trump persists after a host of controversies and public statements that should paint him as unelectable.
The sad truth at the core of Revengeance is that defeating a foe like Armstrong might mean abandoning certain principles you held dear. Throughout this election, I have watched with dismay as Trump supporters committed violence against their fellow Americans and cheered on happily as Trump has derided minorities and protesters. But I am not obligated to turn my cheek and tolerate racism, homophobia, or fascism.
Enough is enough. One of the things that allowed Trump to thrive was a damnable complacency that insisted he deserved a spot at the head of the table of public discourse. This is a fallacy that he has handily exploited to spread a message of hate and intolerance.
>We should not abide the ramblings of fools and madmen simply to be polite.
>samurai justice. His rival is Samuel Rodrigues, a cocky swordsman who dismisses Raiden’s idealism as impractical in the modern age.
>I’ll do my part with a resounding “No, we won’t” that echoes loud and, after tomorrow, hopefully cows the bad-haired would-be tyrant into irrelevance.
Ahahhahahahaha!