The Last of Us Part II and Its Dishonest Particularism (Spoilers) AmericanKrogan Mirror

ChuckThemClouds
Published on Dec 14, 2020
AK's description--
"Druckmann could've drawn on his experiences as an Israeli Jew to have an honest, interesting and open conversation about vengeance and cyclical violence. Instead, he pandered to Jewish tropes of unquestioned victimhood and destroyed a fairly wholesome relationship between a father and a daughter in a war against subjective identity."