Hello! This is a plural system's discourse blog. Let me introduce you to the regular posters- this post will be updated frequently. People will sign and tag their posts with their name.
Anton Slavik:
Source: Command and Conquer Tiberian Sun
Pronouns: he/him
Anton's a dispassionate man. He has an awful lot of bones to pick with most people's understanding of propaganda, imperialism, and socialism, and exactly what is justified in resistance.
Velvette:
Source: Hazbin Hotel
Pronouns: she/her, also do not call her a girl
Velvette is the reason we made this blog. She needs somewhere to grab people by their short and curlies on queer discourse of all kind and intersectionality. Understand she will probably be pretty mocking. She's here to upset people and poke at beliefs.
Posadas:
Source: Equestria At War
Pronouns: She/her
Ah, Posadas. Our local pro-nuclear seapony. She's obsessed with nuclear energy and will be posting about it and it's borderline religious for her. She also takes *massive* issue with cultural protestantism in socialist spaces that insist misery and work are virtue.
Allison Keyes:
Source: Angel Alastor AU
Pronouns: she/her/it/its
Resident schizoreligious angel. Highly Catholic, but actually reads the bible. Will be here to argue and spin theology in different ways and raise questions on all kinds of things- what is God? Does it matter if He exists? What does He want? Spoilers: incredibly pro-queer, gets insanely mad at anyone who only sticks to theology and cherry picked quotes to build their view of the world instead of also engaging with reality. "If queer people are an affront to God, they wouldn't even exist. God isn't a weak force that you can meaningfully oppose- everything, and I do mean everything, is made with divine intent".
Kane:
Source: Command and Conquer in general
Pronouns: he/him/it/its
Kane's entire shtick is being able to talk to anyone on the political spectrum and understand them. He has a lot to say about practical communication. . . And also cults. He's got a lot of thoughts on practical discourse and how to bring people together, not drive them apart.










