Like just imagine... after years of never fighting a global war again the US and it's allies uses all their strenght against an old enemy (Russia) and a new even more powerful one (China), we would see them fighting on their full potential and seeing new powers we have never even dreamt of
>>489000893I want WW3 so we can finally start slaughtering Indian Hindu rape rats. I want us to land in India with dual wielded 50 cal machine guns and just slaughter every single Hindu rape rat male, woman, and child in sight until my fingers are sore from pulling the trigger.We are not the same.
Much like how we already live in a cyberpunk dystopia but instead of cool robot arms and anime gf's we just have the gay version with mass surveillance and smartphones melting everyone's brains, WW3 would probably not give us flying tanks and real life SPARTAN-II's so much as just bleakly grinding attrition and unceremonious mass death
>>489002027>>489000893
The world government in One Piece represents the American Empire, though.You are not good guys and That's why One Piece has a worldwide following.
>>489000893If WW3 broke out, what would the socially acceptable slur for Chinese people be?
>>489000893Delusion of grandeur.
>>489000893You a immigrant?
how about some global apocalypse where 90% of ppl get culled. /pol/ chuds survive because their all the main character and they fill out local power vacuums with their individual skills and abilities and control the smely npcs (non-gamers). then we get to the anime part. nearby chud warlords going against each other. chud of the east, axe wielding adhd ancap berserker, vs chud of york, cool and analytical natsoc aspie who sends out henchmen to do his bidding, always one step ahead, vs chud of glasgow, schizo communist with occult powers. but then they must unite to defeat the chud of judea, charismatic looksmaxxed psycopath, who is staging an invasion with his looting bbc orc army
>>489007715I will finally take my place as the main character and perhaps, dare I say it, lose my virginity.
