"He was more than a hero. He was a union man."
"He was more than a hero. He was a union man."
On S4 E16, time 17:48, but I had to pause the episode to talk about this. Beware spoilers throughout.
Are you KIDDING ME? Part of a small lingering complaint I've had in my head is that they have been somewhat understandably shy about using many opaquely radical terms: communism, socialism, revolution, etc. But now we're going ham into pro-union storytelling with no shame and no relent.
How can this show keep getting exponentially based-er? They can't keep getting away with it!
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