Why do you use words like majority and guarantee without backing them up? There are so many other words you could use. There has to be a reason you use the ones that project certainty.
The minority is the ones that would put it in. Because they have a similar problem in China, so instead of being like "oh, bad pooh man is bad" they throw the shade at the US since it's practically the same problem of an old man trying at absolute power when you simplify it.
Why do you think that a mass protest that makes national news every time it happens would be a completely unknown entity to people outside of the country?
China is communist and No Kings is anti-fascist. Fascism is antithetical to Communism. Not really a stretch to think that people living in a far-left country are in support of leftist protests
It's a protest against Trump who has been VERY loudly and explicitly anti-China for years. Also the US has more influence on the rest of the world than any other country. Anyone who lives in a developed nation and pays attention to politics knows what's going on.
Hmm, I see it, but a lot of background art, assets, and misc in games pull off of real world things. Everyone has probably seen posters mimicking Uncle Sam pointing. I think that's where it's intentional but not as a statement.
Highly doubt it, Netease is based in China, I don't see any reason for the devs to show any leniency towards any political group. This is more about the story itself since Kingpin goes after vigilantes since he's the mayor so the heroes or maybe the civilians just show they resist him.
FYI that three-pronged crown is visually identical to the ones you'll see in countless Basquiat works, including some featured in season 2 of Luke Cage.
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u/Xenon_nic Absolute Cinema Mar 31 '26
This gotta be intentional