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you realize countries have changed names and borders throughout history, yes?
If someone has to ask if this game is "woke", then they're looking at the wrong series.
We both read the exact same text, but your conclusion is wildly different from mine. How did that happen?
There's a lot of space between pro-immigrant and this:
You've brought up an interesting point. Can you reconcile how to be anti-immigrant without being a terrorist? Because if you can, you're doing a better job than the writers.
I would in fact say most people, if they actually held a real vote here in Europe mass immigration would be stopped quicker than you could get on reddit and scream racism,
Yet not a single one of us has ever been allowed a voice on these folks coming in, not once, all while quality of life (housing, social services, cost of living), community and culture is simply disintegrating before us, particularly in the urban areas as new arrivals segregate themselves living like they had never left Africa etc where French, German and English is barely spoken.
Its root cause is globalism and neoliberalism, supported from both the right and left wing of politics for different reasons. This system is not going to last forever either its simply a pyramid scheme based on sheer GDP growth fuelled by an increase in population, where we need more and more people just to make up for the folks that have already come and taken out of that system. A system which also doesn't benefit the common working man but the rich land owners, yes via the supply and demand in rent, wages etc.
Its also not an issue of "humanity" either, nobody questions themselves when they walk down the street and refuse to bring in a homeless fella do they, you might give him a bit of money to make yourself feel better but you aren't letting him sleep and eat at your house are you.
No of course not in reality you don't care about him at all, even if you felt pity you don't know his criminal background, space and resources aren't unlimited and family always comes first, pretty simple paradigm just apply that to a whole country, functionally it has almost nothing to do with race the resources of that country are generated first and foremost by and for the nation of people who reside within.
That doesn't describe how a character could be written as both anti-immigrant and not a terrorist. If you think Trails did a bad job of showing that, then I'm curious as how you'd improve on it.