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Fallout Television Show VS Reality Review · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Brett Keane and
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  you are watching and listening to God TV Radio.
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  I hope you're all having a
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  wonderful day out there. I just got done finishing the
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  entire season of the Fallout television show. And
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  still to this day, after all these years of playing
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  every Fallout game that has ever existed, it surprises
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  me the similarity between reality and the Fallout
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  series. The entire concept and idea for
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  people who've actually played the games and people
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  who've actually watched the show, you pretty much get
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  the idea that the government has pretty much
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  wasted all their resources, wasted all their money, and
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  corporations have literally taken over. And
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  corporations, because they have all the money, the
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  government relies on the corporations in order to
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  get what they need. Well, unfortunately, sometimes
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  corporations have really bad ideas, as does government,
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  where they choose to do things that are not good
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  or beneficial for the people. While
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  at the same time, continuously advertising and
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  selling this idea of an American dream of caring
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  about people and caring about tradition and caring
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  about culture, but all the while in the background,
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  they're considering what's only best for themselves,
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  even if it means ending the lives of everyone on
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  Earth in order for them to have their own little piece
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  of the pie. It's sad and it's scary, but in
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  reality, that's always exactly what it's been. A
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  government telling us that it wants us to be safe,
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  that it cares about our security, but it does the
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  total opposite. We can see that in America
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  today. We can see that our wall has
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  not been built. The country is absolutely open
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  to any enemy and any terrorist and any bad
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  person that wants to come in and cause trouble. We
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  can see that our country likes to send our military
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  and our children over to countless wars that are
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  never ending. Just the results are always the
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  same. War never changes. The
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  outcome is everybody ends up dead. You
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  end up with entire villages, cities, towns,
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  tribes, absolutely vanquished and blown up, which is
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  what we can see between Iran, Israel, Russia, and
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  pretty much Gaza. Anytime the government's involved
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  with anything or politics, it's always, oh, we want
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  to do best. We want to do what is
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  humanely good for all. But that's not the way it is,
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  is it? I can't tell you how many
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  countless times I've looked on Twitter and I've seen,
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  apparently, a lot of these people from Gaza, they have
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  the ability, they have phones where they can
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  record themselves and you see these people holding
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  their babies and their children and people talking
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  about how their hospitals were bombed and shit. And
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  even if there were terrorists who were hiding
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  out in the hospitals, this doesn't necessarily argue
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  that the hostages or the children inside had anything
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  to do with it, but that's what we say to ourselves,
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  don't we? We justify it. Well,
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  Fallout, pretty much, is a story of a future that
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  awaits. Obviously, America is going to want
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  to put its original elite and bunker -type things like
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  vaults, like Fallout's got, and it would want to
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  protect its scientists and its people that are
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  considered important or relevant to the progress,
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  as they call it, the agenda, the message. And
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  it is what it is. I kind of laughed to myself
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  recently because the homosexual community,
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  literally, has wrote negative letters to the
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  people who created the show, Fallout, saying they
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  don't feel like their homosexuality was represented
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  in the show. This is a show about the end
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  of the world and people trying to pick up the
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  pieces and people just trying to fucking survive,
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  and the homosexuals are worried about if their butt
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  -plugging abilities and desires and sexual ambitions
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  are portrayed in the show. Interesting,
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  right? Selfish, disgusting people who
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  absolutely don't give a fuck about what it means
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  to live in a world like that. The
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  last thing that people are going to be thinking about
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  whenever their families are on fire and the world's
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  coming to a fucking end is who can they fucking the
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  butt? Or who can they have a
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  lesbian relationship with? Basically,
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  what I'm telling you is whether you're straight or
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  homosexual, the last fucking thing you're going to think
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  about is who you can get romantically involved with
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  or have a sexual relationship. Anybody
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  that's ever played any of these series knows that
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  Fallout isn't about who you have sex with unless you're
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  one of these fucking nerds that mod that kind of shit
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  and that garbage into the game. So
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  it is what it is. The storyline, unfortunately,
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  because it is after a video game, a lot of it
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  is very predictable. A lot of it is very
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  familiar. But it was well acted. The
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  storyline was good. It didn't try to veer off
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  from what Fallout is actually about. It
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  stuck with the source material, which is something
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  that a lot of movies and television nowadays like to
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  say fuck it and just do their own thing and steal
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  some of the props and ideas from original stories.
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  So it was good to see them
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  do right by Fallout. And I really, really hope that
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  the second season actually comes out. And
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  I hope that the show continues to run well where
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  it could literally go on forever. Because
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  I think with all the different topics that fall
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  out and Bethesda games cover, you'll never run out
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  of ideas. You've got everything from your
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  robots to your people who are surviving to people
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  trying to do right and some people thinking they're
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  doing right, but they're actually doing wrong. You've
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  got every kind of political religious ideology. Pretty
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  much you're not limited with a game or a storyline
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  like Fallout. There's no reason whatsoever why
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  you can't go balls to the walls with a show like
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  this. So it apparently looks like a
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  lot of the critics are in support that they're being
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  more seasoned to Fallout. I'm
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  looking forward to it. I felt like the first season
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  was kind of rushed a little bit. I
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  was hoping for a little bit more character building,
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  a little bit more about the people and it tried
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  the best it could and an eight show concept, eight
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  episodes. But yeah. It's
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  just the, for me, watching it, it was nice being able
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  to see something based upon one of my favorite games
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  in the whole wide world, if not my favorite. And
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  also seeing the terrifying similarities between the
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  social paths that run these corporations and jobs and
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  government and all this that cause humanity a lot
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  more problems than what it likes to let on while at
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  the same time advertising this idea that they're
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  morally good and morally right. When
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  the truth is that they're just a bunch of fucking
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  psychopaths. And the show presented that
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  represented that well. And it also tells another story
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  too about people that we love. We
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  think that we know people. We
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  think that we understand people. We
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  think that we trust this idea that people are always
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  going to do the right thing no matter how
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  horrible or terrible things get. But
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  when you're suffering and you're in a miserable
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  amount of pain, you'd be surprised at how far over
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  the line you'd go. And I don't think some people
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  would be surprised to realize that some people
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  might cross the line and actually feel like that's
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  the only way. That's the only option. Some
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  people might cross the line and actually feel better
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  about it. Where they enjoy the idea of
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  having that power, that darkness in them where it
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  feels like it gives them more control. We
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  see plenty of people like that in the world. Well,
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  you've been listening to Bret Keane and I'll
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  continue to do more radio stuff. I,
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  many of you may not know this, but I'm not doing
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  YouTube anymore. I'm not doing video sites or
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  anything like that. In order to be able to hear
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  me, you have to actually listen to my radio. I'm
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  not even going to announce it anywhere else. Let
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  people know. It's just, if they're listening,
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  they'll hear me if not too bad. God
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  bless.