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The first are African American '''preachers''' who constantly warn about doom for humanity. They appear to be rather eccentric but delusional, their statements often lacking factual basis. Even so, they believe that what they're saying is true. They are most likely a play on the "bible belt" fundamentalist preachers who often come into large cities (such as Washington, D.C. and New York City) to preach "the good word" to anyone passing by. There are a variety of randomized character models of preachers, each with there own view on what hell is in store for those who are nonbelievers and the "heaven" that those who believe will go to when they die. People believe these preachers might be Jehova's witnesses, but this might not be true. | The first are African American '''preachers''' who constantly warn about doom for humanity. They appear to be rather eccentric but delusional, their statements often lacking factual basis. Even so, they believe that what they're saying is true. They are most likely a play on the "bible belt" fundamentalist preachers who often come into large cities (such as Washington, D.C. and New York City) to preach "the good word" to anyone passing by. There are a variety of randomized character models of preachers, each with there own view on what hell is in store for those who are nonbelievers and the "heaven" that those who believe will go to when they die. People believe these preachers might be Jehova's witnesses, but this might not be true. | ||
The other form of soapboxxers are Caucasian American '''conspiracy theorists''' who attempt to spread far-fetched conspiracy theories relating to the government and the conformity of society. They warn of how corrupt the government is (specifically, that of the United States) and how the government spies on them (explaining that the government has put "robots" in the drinking water). On other occasions, they tend to express their thoughts on a Utopian society, and expresses they love to everyone. | The other form of soapboxxers are Caucasian American '''conspiracy theorists''' who attempt to spread far-fetched conspiracy theories relating to the government and criticize the seeming conformity of society. They warn of how corrupt the government is (specifically, that of the United States) and how the government spies on them (explaining that the government has put "robots" in the drinking water). On other occasions, they tend to express their thoughts on a Utopian society, and expresses they love to everyone. | ||
== Locations == | == Locations == | ||