Woke Content Detector's Curated List of Games

[Acrux]

Wow, they are really showing you! FINALLY someone is giving woke games the attention they deserve!

[Jordy]

Wow, they are really showing you! FINALLY someone is giving woke games the attention they deserve!

It's the same list...

[UltraFan123]

Leftard always back-flip-flopping between "woke doesn't exist" and "woke is a good thing" is always fun to watch.

Also, I'm pretty sure that Steam already had tons of tags and filters that included ***** **** in game searches, so that new list is made for literally nothing.

[Breathe]

Wow, they are really showing you! FINALLY someone is giving woke games the attention they deserve!

Oh exciting! I'm sure this will grow very fast.

[Roguey]

They have the better attitude, whitelists are better than blacklists.

[DreamMachine]

They have the better attitude, whitelists are better than blacklists.

Those words are racist now.

They (plural) are always welcome to add my findings to their list.

[rusty_shackleford]

niggerlist

[Gastrick]

They have the better attitude, whitelists are better than blacklists.

Good thing this has a whitelist as well then:

[Roguey]

They have the better attitude, whitelists are better than blacklists.

Good thing this has a whitelist as well then:

Getting in a quagmire by going beyond that.

Also glanced at the whitelist and saw that DmC Devil May Cry was on it, and in that one the living embodiment of Fox News is a boss, some genuine Media Illiteracy here.

[Stack of Turtles]

Also glanced at the whitelist and saw that DmC Devil May Cry was on it, and in that one the living embodiment of Fox News is a boss, some genuine Media Illiteracy here.

That's not woke though
Fox News is ******** boomerslop and it is correct to make fun of it

[Roguey]

That's not woke though
Fox News is ******** boomerslop and it is correct to make fun of it

"Libs saying **** you to the right is a-okay as long as they don't do it wokely"

Much like the right conflates libs with the left, libs do likewise with conservatives/hard-righters.

[rusty_shackleford]

That's not woke though
Fox News is ******** boomerslop and it is correct to make fun of it

"Libs saying **** you to the right is a-okay as long as they don't do it wokely"

Much like the right conflates libs with the left, libs do likewise with conservatives/hard-righters.

Fox news is libtarded

[Roguey]

Fox news is libtarded

Not from their perspective.

[rusty_shackleford]

Fox news is libtarded

Not from their perspective.

The lion does not concern himself with the opinion of the raped.

[UltraFan123]

I honestly never understood this "liberals aren't left-wingers" sentiment. I see it all the time on X and now I see it here.

From my perspective both of them are leftards all the same, I guess I really am standing a bit far on the right after all.

Also, pretty much all legacy mainstream news media is boomerslop if you ask me.

[Roguey]

I honestly never understood this "liberals aren't left-wingers" sentiment. I see it all the time on X and now I see it here.

From my perspective both of them are leftards all the same, I guess I really am standing a bit far on the right after all.

Also, pretty much all legacy mainstream news media is boomerslop if you ask me.

Liberals are currently losing their minds at the Leftist who might become New York's next mayor. They have an alliance, but they're not the same. A lot of tail wagging the dog with regards to just who's using whom.

[Stack of Turtles]

I honestly never understood this "liberals aren't left-wingers" sentiment. I see it all the time on X and now I see it here.

From my perspective both of them are leftards all the same, I guess I really am standing a bit far on the right after all.

Also, pretty much all legacy mainstream news media is boomerslop if you ask me.

Liberals are currently losing their minds at the Leftist who might become New York's next mayor. They have an alliance, but they're not the same. A lot of tail wagging the dog with regards to just who's using whom.

They're the same, some are just dumber than others.

[ArcaneLurker]

As the Jewish writer says

Not wrong, but they're basically saying "aww come on, you didn't mind the level of social engineering we employed when you were a child, why are you making a big deal out of it now?"

[UltraFan123]

The funny thing is that the X-Men were never originally intended to be about "social outcasts being treated unfairly by normal people". Stan Lee was simply getting tired of coming up with reasons for why certain individuals had superpowers so he went with the "everyone is now a mutant" schtik.

I do agree that Star Trek was indeed designed from the ground up to normalize the idea of socialism being utopian, tho I don't think it was explicitly called "socialism" back then because of how relatively recent WWII was in 1966 and National Socialism was still fresh in many people's minds, funnily enough.

[Roguey]

The funny thing is that the X-Men were never originally intended to be about "social outcasts being treated unfairly by normal people". Stan Lee was simply getting tired of coming up with reasons for why certain individuals had superpowers so he went with the "everyone is now a mutant" schtik.

That's right, though there were elements of Jewish persecution.

The series was created by two liberal ****. Kirby was extremely proud of all the Nazis he killed in WW2.

[rusty_shackleford]

As the Jewish writer says

Not wrong, but they're basically saying "aww come on, you didn't mind the level of social engineering we employed when you were a child, why are you making a big deal out of it now?"

"Hey we were grooming you as a kid, why are you angry now? You should want more of it!"

Actually, I should want to kill them.

[ArcaneLurker]

The funny thing is that the X-Men were never originally intended to be about "social outcasts being treated unfairly by normal people". Stan Lee was simply getting tired of coming up with reasons for why certain individuals had superpowers so he went with the "everyone is now a mutant" schtik.

I do agree that Star Trek was indeed designed from the ground up to normalize the idea of socialism being utopian, tho I don't think it was explicitly called "socialism" back then because of how relatively recent WWII was in 1966 and National Socialism was still fresh in many people's minds, funnily enough.

Stan Lee is Jewish so it's all inherently wrapped up in Jewish interests in some way. Wokeness is the extreme of Leftism under Civil Rights, which are both thoroughly Jewish.
There's a reason why Magneto is Jewish, survived the holocaust, and believes mutants are the next stage in evolution.
It's not about "social outcasts," it's about ****, who happen to always feel like outcasts. I've heard people argue Superman is allegorical to Jewish immigration. They are extremely egotistical people. Whenever **** create something, it has to inflate Jewish egos or reinforce Jewish interests.

[rusty_shackleford]

The funny thing is that the X-Men were never originally intended to be about "social outcasts being treated unfairly by normal people". Stan Lee was simply getting tired of coming up with reasons for why certain individuals had superpowers so he went with the "everyone is now a mutant" schtik.

I do agree that Star Trek was indeed designed from the ground up to normalize the idea of socialism being utopian, tho I don't think it was explicitly called "socialism" back then because of how relatively recent WWII was in 1966 and National Socialism was still fresh in many people's minds, funnily enough.

Stan Lee is Jewish so it's all inherently wrapped up in Jewish interests in some way. Wokeness is the extreme of Leftism under Civil Rights, which are both thoroughly Jewish.
There's a reason why Magneto is Jewish, survived the holocaust, and believes mutants are the next stage in evolution.
It's not about "social outcasts," it's about ****, who happen to always feel like outcasts. I've heard people argue Superman is allegorical to Jewish immigration. They are extremely egotistical people. Whenever **** create something, it has to inflate Jewish egos or reinforce Jewish interests.

@UltraFan123 is right, there was no social messaging in X-Men originally. The idea that it started as a social commentary is a fabrication.

[rusty_shackleford]

also one of beast's powers was rape pheromones that caused any women who smelled them want to have sex with him

[Gastrick]

The funny thing is that the X-Men were never originally intended to be about "social outcasts being treated unfairly by normal people". Stan Lee was simply getting tired of coming up with reasons for why certain individuals had superpowers so he went with the "everyone is now a mutant" schtik.

I do agree that Star Trek was indeed designed from the ground up to normalize the idea of socialism being utopian, tho I don't think it was explicitly called "socialism" back then because of how relatively recent WWII was in 1966 and National Socialism was still fresh in many people's minds, funnily enough.

Stan Lee is Jewish so it's all inherently wrapped up in Jewish interests in some way. Wokeness is the extreme of Leftism under Civil Rights, which are both thoroughly Jewish.
There's a reason why Magneto is Jewish, survived the holocaust, and believes mutants are the next stage in evolution.
It's not about "social outcasts," it's about ****, who happen to always feel like outcasts. I've heard people argue Superman is allegorical to Jewish immigration. They are extremely egotistical people. Whenever **** create something, it has to inflate Jewish egos or reinforce Jewish interests.

@UltraFan123 is right, there was no social messaging in X-Men originally. The idea that it started as a social commentary is a fabrication.

The Len Wein & Chris Claremont reboot run is very on the nose about it from what I've read of it. The one starting in the mid 70s

[Roguey]

There's a reason why Magneto is Jewish, survived the holocaust,

Chris Claremont was the guy who added this. Under Stan Lee, Magneto was just a pure ******* who was cruel to his own Brotherhood.

However

Claremont is Jewish on his mother's side, and lived in a kibbutz in Israel during his youth.

Of course he would make X-Men all about being a racial/***** allegory as well.

[Bertram_Tung]

I do agree that Star Trek was indeed designed from the ground up to normalize the idea of socialism being utopian, tho I don't think it was explicitly called "socialism" back then because of how relatively recent WWII was in 1966 and National Socialism was still fresh in many people's minds, funnily enough.

That’s not accurate. TOS wasn’t designed as a socialist utopia. Characters still used money, owned businesses, and talked about trade. There are quotes sprinkled throughout the series that reference crewmembers’ salaries and pay. The whole “moneyless, post-scarcity society” concept was a later retcon, mentioned for the first time in a jokey line 20 years after the series started, in Star Trek IV (1986) (though there are multiple references to money and pay contradicting this in the other movies, including Scotty saying he was going to buy a boat in Star Trek V). The commie **** didn’t become normalized until TNG.

Some (not all) examples:
KIRK: “The Federation has invested a great deal of money in our training.” (TOS: “Errand of Mercy”)
KIRK: “Do you know how much Starfleet has invested in you?”
SPOCK: “Twenty-two thousand, two hun…” (TOS: “The Apple”)
KIRK: “Scotty, you’ve just earned your pay for the week. Stand by. Fire phasers.” (TOS: “The Doomsday Machine”)
There's also the scene where Uhura is haggling over the price of a Tribble that she buys (with federation credits) in “The Trouble With Tribbles.”

[rusty_shackleford]

Star Trek was a western set in space, and western is one of the most right-wing genres. Star Trek, as originally made, is quintessential Americana. You cannot have Star Trek without manifest destiny, for example.

I also went over this in the Star Trek thread where libtards take many things that are inherently American to be "human values" that do not actually exist outside of America. This shows up repeatedly in the shows:

There's some kind of humor in how American-centric these supposed "universalist" shows created by libtards are.

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Seventh_Guarantee

The Seventh Guarantee of the Constitution of the United Federation of Planets protected all Federation citizens from being compelled to give self-incriminating testimony in legal proceedings.

That is a uniquely American concept. Other countries may perhaps have a similar "right" or "privilege" in text that is never observed to the same degree as the fifth amendment is in USA. e.g., in the UK you can be compelled to decrypt your phone — and UK is one of the countries with the closest similar guarantee. The UK courts merely decided that the key to decrypt is a fact rather than testimony, and if you refuse to decrypt a device you will go to prison for that too.

An American who knows nothing and says "my nation is the greatest" is far less ignorant than a libtard who thinks he knows something and believes America is nothing special.

Very rarely do you actually see any values or ethics in the future depicted that aren't extrapolated from America at the time it was written.

Ironically the most controversial additions — an obvious example being the Prime Directive — were created specifically to spite America.

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I could see why anyone right-wing outside of America would have trouble getting it, tho.

[Bertram_Tung]

I also went over this in the Star Trek thread where libtards take many things that are inherently American to be "human values" that do not actually exist outside of America. This shows up repeatedly in the shows:

There's some kind of humor in how American-centric these supposed "universalist" shows created by libtards are.

That's often true for later Trek, but TOS didn't usually hide it's appreciation for American values and giving credit where it was due.

[Kriptini]

Hey all, first time to the forum, I found it through the Steam curator group. I have some thoughts about Tainted Grail: Fall of Avalon that I'll share here. I would reply in the post on the Steam forum that Skull already made, but the forums on that group are a huge mess so I figured it'd be more productive if I posted my thoughts here.

Although it is a good game, I think I have enough evidence to confidently say that Tainted Grail: Fall of Avalon is woke. Here's what I noticed (I'll try to avoid spoilers):

• There are NPCs that explicitly mention being in homosexual relationships. One of them is a male Stonewarden blacksmith in act 2 who mentions his husband a couple times, and there are two women in a marriage together in the Volkner tribe of the Dal Riata in act 3.
• The aforementioned gay Stonewarden is also part of a quest that allows a male player character to enter into a homosexual romance with another NPC in act 2. (There's also some vague mind control themes associated with the romance.)
• Many NPCs refer to the player character by the gender-neutral "they" pronoun, even though the character creator explicitly requires you to chosoe between male or female.
• In the Morrigan's Children organization (essentially a group of assassins that serve the royal family), there is a high-ranking non-binary NPC.

Interestingly, the game does make a good effort at remaining somewhat historically accurate with regards to gender roles, even though the game is historical fiction. For example, the Angle and Saxon-inspired peoples do not have ANY women serving in combat roles, with the exception of a single woman who serves as an army quartermaster for logistical support (things like food, ****, tent stakes). The Dal Riata peoples (inspired by the real-world Celtic tribes of the same name) do have some female warriors, though they are not common, which is consistent with history.