I guess not many are going to get how fucked up and provoking this is, but for those who do.. Man in the High Castle meets Handmaid's Tale vibe. Though it sounds like a traditional Austrian folk song, it was actually written by Rodgers and Hammerstein for the musical (1959). The edelweiss flower, native to the Alps, symbolizes purity, loyalty, and national identity. The Sound of Music's Captain von Trapp sings it with emotion as he prepares to flee Austria rather than serve the Nazis, making the song a coded protest against tyranny and a nostalgic tribute to a lost, idealized homeland. Its simplicity masks a quiet but firm moral stance, loving one’s country without surrendering to fascism. Except... The board ARE fascists. A clever dig completely over the boards heads?
All narratives twist, if you're twisted choose a narrative that twists in the opposite direction. Stop when straight, or you will be twisted into becoming your own enemy.
The hats on the two guys heads look AI wonky. Other glitches but a good effort. The world needs these for real though.
A man wearing a Nazi T-shirt with a large "SS" logo, was forced out of the Punk Rock Bowling festival in Las Vegas, Nevada by other attendees. Festival goers pushed and shoved the man towards the exit while yelling, "Get this Nazi out"