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Somebody shut this nonsense down.
Fallout New Vegas is political. The difference is that New Vegas doesn't push an agenda nor tell you how to think. No one has a problem with games being political. It's how it's handled that matters. The writer of New Vegas said it best.
"They may become political as societal norms change, but I believe it's possible to do apolitical games. I also don't condemn developers who want to do political games or make a statement - I think a game is served better by asking a question, provide a range of perspectives on the question, but then leaving the answer to the player. I try to frame any politics in the parameters of the world, the lore, and the franchise.
"The reason I take this approach is because I view games as entertainment. If you're purposely pushing an agenda or point of view in your game - especially a real-world one that's clearly divorced from the game world - and you're dictating that perspective as correct vs. asking a question or examining the perspective more broadly, then it's left the gaming realm, and the 'game' has become a pulpit." -Chris A.
Don't be a tool.
You're spewing false accusations. Those same lies is what got CNN sued. Just because you dislike someone doesn't mean you make lies about them. All you types of people do is attack his character. I get it though, you can't attack his work and policies because he's done a better job than the last 3 dems who were office.