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Ppl who either believe there is and there isn't racism in RE5 are not over this shit. Both sides are still very emotional over this subject.
And ignoring that there is diversity within the human race is just as ignorant as pointing out that this or that is racist. I know ppl consider South Park to be something like the Bible, but they also get it wrong.
Cut the crap. RE5 is not racist, even an anthropologist said it was silly to call that game racist.
It's never that clear cut. At the core of the story is one white American guy showing up and enslaving a bunch of Africans with brain parasites, then another one coming along and killing them all with enough fire power to make Sly Stallone weep tears of jealousy. Yes, there are side issues...such as the very pale for an African woman with a British accent who takes a distinctly supporting/side kick role in the story despite being playable...but the core of the story is two white guys having a fight and a few hundred dead Africans between the two of them.
That's another way of looking at the story. I don't agree with it, personally, but none of the above is untrue either.
So, we can't make a Biohazard game in Africa, then.
Because I don't think there are plenty of ways to show Biohazard protaganists fighting infected africans other than what we saw in RE5.
This polemic is just silly. Why is it such a big deal to fight infected africans anyway? Clearly, I only see that in this game. I think RE5 was a good thing on this matter, because Capcom had the balls to do what they wanted despite some people who seemed too concern about a past (colonial era) they didn't even live.
It's never that clear cut. At the core of the story is one white American guy showing up and enslaving a bunch of Africans with brain parasites, then another one coming along and killing them all with enough fire power to make Sly Stallone weep tears of jealousy. Yes, there are side issues...such as the very pale for an African woman with a British accent who takes a distinctly supporting/side kick role in the story despite being playable...but the core of the story is two white guys having a fight and a few hundred dead Africans between the two of them.
That's another way of looking at the story. I don't agree with it, personally, but none of the above is untrue either.
The thing is, this level of thinking is racist. The whole deal with racism is not with acknowledging that people have a different skin colour, it's treating those people differently because of it. So far in the BH series, not one person of any race is treated any more or any less equally as any white character.
Misconstruing something to find racist undertones is racist in and of itself. The only way to satisfy that level of thinking is to develop VANILLA: THE GAME.
Dis Wesker work with any blacks he wasn't planning on infecting?
Please don't reply if all you're going to do is be an idiot. Your sense of humour is about as amusing as genocide and your initial point is retarded as it is.
Please don't reply if all you're going to do is be an idiot. Your sense of humour is about as amusing as genocide and your initial point is retarded as it is.
Genocide can be amusing sometimes. ;>_>
So essentially you don't have an answer. Please list one black subordinate of Wesker's.
How so? Capcom gave a hint of diversity to the BSAA just as they did with the villagers. Why is it that the only two surviving BSAA members from the West African branch were the black characters? It was confirmed that Josh was originally going to die, but he didn't.
Now with Wesker and his superiority complex all we've seen is the unfortunate break down of Kijuju. And not once in all of Africa did we see one black antagonist that wasn't infected in some sort.
Capcom really wants black people to not think this game is racist.
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