Tea Party Group Unironically Utilizes BioShock Infinite Propaganda - Forbes
A West Palm Beach conservative group, the National Liberty Federation, mistook art from the video game Bioshock: Infinite as, I guess, "real" anti-immigration propaganda, and posted it to their facebook page.
This is the picture:
Needless to say, the game's storyline takes place in a steam-punk fantasy alternate-reality, and the image was not meant to be taken at face value.
It was a toss-up between the Politics forum, Current Events, or Video Games.
A West Palm Beach conservative group, the National Liberty Federation, mistook art from the video game Bioshock: Infinite as, I guess, "real" anti-immigration propaganda, and posted it to their facebook page.
This is the picture:
Needless to say, the game's storyline takes place in a steam-punk fantasy alternate-reality, and the image was not meant to be taken at face value.
It was a toss-up between the Politics forum, Current Events, or Video Games.