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that video makes the combine look not as bad as we think.
They ain't combine soliders, it's a normal citizen as a CP.
If I were a potato I'd still think humanity is evil.
It's relative concept depending on point of view. There is no such things as good or bad, we created them to regulate our own society. Just the same way as our brain creates colours. It's just a human concept. Combines are evil because what they do differs from OUR own concept of good that we created by ourselves for ourselves.
In the end we are a resource, and they are gathering resources. Just like we do. And all of us are so unique yet uniqueness of everyone is what makes us equal. Combines may have another social concepts. And they have to have different concepts of morality as they are not all human after all so our concepts don't work for them.
Combines can't be evil. We just don't like them.
Violently turn rebels into freaks of nature enslaved to them.
Suppress human reproduction to end the species.
Commit atrocities, brutalities, and genocide on a regular basis.
Use zombies and headcrabs to eliminate rebel strongholds.
Are in the process of stripping Earth dry of resources.
Enslave entire populations of planets.
Forcibly modify entire populations of planets.
Somehow I don't think they have our best intentions in mind.
Dr Breen and the human elements of the Combine (atleast the ones that still think for themselves) most likely just became corrupted by the power the advisors gave to them over the regular citizens.
It make me wonder if they brought Adolf Hitler back to life or just made a clone of him to fight for the Combine.
Also, Breen made some very good points about the combine.
On my n-th run of HL2, this speech really got to me and I couldn't shake the cognitive dissonance for the rest of the game. Why am I fighting for the rebels when combine is clearly the way to go? Now that's brilliant writing.
Whoa.