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Mate they made the commie out to be a pos.
Dont think theyll make an exception for the black lady.
Also you are an embarrasment to the right.
And im right wing.
Once You Go Black...You're a Single Mom. 92% Rate On Blacks Leaving Whites They Impregnate With 82% On Govt Assistance. Taxpayers Have to Pay For Our Genocide by Diversity.
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2625893
No wonder people are upset, the black family on itself is struggling from family structure issues.
http://dailysignal.com/2017/09/20/black-family-struggling-not-slavery/
Meh, because much of the MG Wolfenstein games are massive homages to pulp fiction archtypes. Wolfenstein itself is based on the idea of pulp WWII/Nazisploitation fantasy sci fi stuff. The New Order went further with stuff like BJ hamming it up and chainsaw interrogation.
I'm not surprised they doubled down on the blanksploitation homages with someone who acts like a streotypical blaxsploitation movie heroine.
Not quite sure I'd go that far.
After all, a lot of the early movements were already in place. For instance, the two godfathers of those movements, Booker T Washington (non-BP Civil Rights) and WEB Dubois (Black Power) were already very much alive and active by the time WWII kicked off and had left a mark. Certainly there was nothing like the massive protests of the 1960's or 1970's, and there would have been no such ones feasible under the Nazis (there was this excellent Turtledove story about Gandhi trying to resist the Nazis but I forget the tile). But that certainly doesn't mean American Blacks wouldn't resist being sent to the camps or chambers.
To be fair, there are a couple things that come to mind.
A: BJ is nothing if not a secret agent whose track record was hugely classified even before the OSA collapsed with the main wartime allies, as well as a generally humble guy. The Nazis spread his legend more than he does. So it wasn't in charcter for him to go "DO U KNOW WHO IAM BIOTCH? IA M MOTHERFARQING BJ BLAZKOWICZ!"
And
B: North America's under Nazi occupation and thus presumably censorship, They can affford to scrub a lot of news out. On top of that BJ's spent pretty much the entire war in Europe, even after the war proper ended. So while he is a legend in the pre-surrender military and intel communities as well as the European Underground...... but that doesn't mean that he's gonna be as well known among the next generation of American resistance fighters to grow up since the Nazis won.
Considering how I remember reading this history article about how the people in the Baltics during WWI under German occupation (taht was nowhere near as barbaric or suffocating as the Nazis, but still pretty bad) flat out did not expect Germany to surrender until it did because censorship was so tight, I can totally imagine Grace not knowing him.
And for once, we are in complete agreement.
I think at one point in Roswell level gameplay there is a newspaper salesman who recognizes BJ as "Terror Billy" and says that if that's him then he fully supports him. I believe that means that Nazies made everyone aware of BJ with their propaganda and called him Terror Billy. Probably Nazies deframed Blazko as evil terrorist, but everyone who opposes Nazies see their enemies as their friends. So if a random Nazi-hating guy on the street sees BJ as a hero then a leader of anti-Nazi resistance should too IMO.