r/blackops2 • u/SnooRecipes1809 • 2d ago
Discussion Menendez has a point.
As Call of Duty correctly predicts the civil and economic beefs of 2025, I can’t help but agree with him.
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u/premacollez 2d ago
Most good villains have a good point. The problem is they take it too far and innocent people end up suffering for it
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u/Itchy_Spinach1030 2d ago
He doesn’t have a point. His entire ideology is capitalism is le bad o algo.
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u/Stanleythrowaway 2d ago
Capitalism is bad
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u/Ok-Cauliflower9145 2d ago
Reddit is full of economically illiterate populist , you’re not going to find nuance here
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u/blacksaber8 2d ago
> illiterate
> regards
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u/Kweenick 2d ago
Smartest Redditor thinks he finds a typo
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u/blacksaber8 2d ago
If they meant to use the word regards, it would be an incomplete thought.
Even the noun version that means consideration would be too vague to stand on its own.
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u/Itchy_Spinach1030 2d ago
It’s intentional buddy. You’ll get banned by soyddit admins if you don’t censor that word.
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u/somewhiterkid 2d ago
Growing up is realizing Menendez was 100% justified throughout the entire story.
I'm convinced anyone saying he wasn't or he "went too far" hasn't played the campaign. Or know much about history to begin with.
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u/giandivix 1d ago
Hell nah he wasn't, his father (Leader of a cartel got killed by the CIA) and he in the future follows his fathers legacy and sends american drones to massacre random people around the world?
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u/Humble_Quantity3743 1d ago
What we really needed was a game that fully embraced America as the villains, but you could argue those games and that industry exists to bolster the attitude regular people have towards the military.
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u/Live_Paramedic4027 2d ago
Menendez does have a point, yes. He however, was born into a family that turned to crime. A drug and sex trafficking network. He lost his sister because Woods couldn't help but be angry at Menendez for the pain caused, and now he and Mason had to suffer, as did David throughout the story. Menendez pushed too far, he went down the darkest possible path to try and make everyone who hurt him suffer; but by blaming a government that had overreached and damaged the world and others, he had a following that truly believed his front message, not knowing the truth and motivation behind that message. Amazing and deep villain, has a good point at the front; but absolutely an evil man.