#Wolfenstein

[daburubareru]

[crazygnomenclature]

My friend ZombieComicsAura talks about webcomic topics on his YouTube channel. Recently Muskovites have recently brigaded him for his video talking about Musk's Nazi salute and how that effected reddit, especially the webcomic community there. Check out his video here.

[crusaderguy]

Dudes would rather take on hordes of enemies instead of getting therapy.

[kokosnusslos]

[fullcream-milk]

Graphics for the blog!

[strawbebehmod]

Some reaction images for when someone drops an alt-right dog whistle

If they can dog whistle we can do it back. The fact of the matter is that calling someone a nazi doesn't work. People will deny it and call you crazy. So here are some reaction images to drop of staunchly anti nazi characters to signal to others you know what they are doing and they aren't slick, show others you caught it too, and at the same time show disapproval without calling some one a nazi directly and letting them play victim. From any normies perspective all you did was show disapproval. But they will know and we will know

[yuri-alexseygaybitch]

Wolfenstein II really says abused children will inherit the earth by stepping on the mangled corpses of their parents and I think that's beautiful

[xylaif]

Imagine Sturmbannführer Dieter Hellstrom in the Wolfenstein universe.

[never-obsolete]

Return to Castle Wolfenstein (2001)

[doomguy]

brain worms

[tyrannodokuro]

i don't even know if this meme is relevant, but when has that stopped the internet before

[narklos]

Drink and be merry!

[victusinveritas]

[notaplaceofhonour]

Wolfenstein could have just been a dumb cathartic game series about a jacked blonde dude killing nazis and I would’ve loved it for that—and for most of its existence it was that—but I just can’t stop thinking about what it’s like to be BJ Blazkowicz. not “Billy the Butcher”, not the Nazi-killer, but the man (if you will, the mensch)

what is it like to be BJ Blazkowicz, a Jewish boy whose abusive gentile father ensured he never got to be raised Jewish, whose only connection to the Jewish people for most of his life was his mother, to be BJ Blazkowicz who fought Nazis not because of who he was but because he had a body that could and a duty to do it? what is it like to be BJ Blazkowicz, who lost his ability to fight when he needed it the most, locked in the prison of his own body, rotting away as the world rotted around him, who woke up a Jewish man in a world all-but-empty-of-Jews as the Nazis came for him, not even knowing he was Jewish but because he was disabled? what is is like to be BJ Blazkowicz, a Jew who had to break into a concentration camp, whose body bears the trauma of that place in every cell to its very core, only visible as numbers on his skin, who cut those numbers off himself without anesthesia to free himself from the reminder? What is it like to be BJ Blazkowicz, longing for connection to a way of life he can no longer participate in, and yet embodying its survival in his very existence, eager to learn from the few fellow Jews he can find? What is it like to be BJ Blazkowicz, a Jewish man severed from his Jewish body, his body stolen by Nazis, only to be replaced by a constructed body not his own—as un-Jewish and un-human as it could be, grown in a lab by Nazis—and yet fundamentally Jewish, developed with technology stolen from Jews, stolen back by Jews, to make him a golem—what is it like to live in that contradiction? What is it like to have lived through all that hell, and then to raise daughters who are able to laugh and play in peace, in spite of everything? What is it like to be BJ Blaskowicz, a Holocaust survivor, an American golem, fighting for the survival of his people for so long and finally stepping into a synagogue for the first time in his life, learning the prayers he couldn’t learn before, that he didn’t think to learn before he was afraid he couldn’t? What is it like to be the meat-head man of action falling head over heels in love with learning for the first time—learning our history, our culture, learning Hebrew, learning Yiddish, learning what it is to be Jewish?

what is it like to be a guardian made in our image, to protect us and lead us forward—golem and messiah? what is it like to be BJ Blazkowicz?

[bi-astolfo]

Wolfenstein peaked with the quest where you go to find Max’s lost toys and Blaskowicz still does his gritty internal monologue.

Just walking around base getting toys thinking “Lost toy? Not anymore.” or “Let’s get you back home.” with the same importance of any major event he internally narrates.

[littlebloodyblog]

They: Do you have any favorite video game?

Me:

part 1.