I bet the Monsters Manual was written by a paladin.

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I've fallen out with my supposedly radlib parents since the time a few years back when I brought up Israel's ongoing genocide in Palestine and they got weirdly quiet and non-conversational. It wasn't just because of that, but that was absolutely a major contributing red flag. I'm sure they're against Israel today, now that it's politically popular to be so.

Sees one-sided conflict with superior force and a complete civilian massacre

"I don't know, maybe they deserve genocide?"

Facepalm

Let them know that if they're the kind of person who thinks it's justified to deliberately kill children because terrorists are using them as shields, then they should be consistent and also believe that if a murderer is holding a baby up to shield them from the police it is also justified to shoot through the baby to kill the murderer.

The right are know to take over preexisting communities, I've seen that happen in a few warhammar Facebook groups.

D&D empowers a small group of people to individually gain power and eventually exert outsized influence on intra- and international politics, even entreating with godlike entities.

D&D is just a power-fantasy. Where that fantasy leans (politically/ideologically) is just the GM's setting.

D&D is also popular in the military and overlaps with WH40K players. The Satanic Panic is a distant memory - it's a family activity in community centers.

Zionist propaganda is pervasive and subtle. I fell for it for decades and I'm a leftist.