Nepenthe's rhetoric is very similar. She thinks she's inspiring the masses to action, but it's an endless message about the impossibility of everything. Her demands, her explanations, her force of rhetoric, all relies on an unnamed someone else who is essentially a literal god to completely remake reality or else life will continue to be a living hell. But everyone knows that's not possible, so her message is one of just continuing to barely subsist and stew in hatred about your place in life not being what you narcissistically think you deserve.
She's constantly throwing out words that sound like she's saying something but it's completely empty. Always telling everyone to take "action" but usually not with any examples of what this means beyond saying buzzwords she's heard and when she does get practical it's stuff like "don't vote, do local food banks." Which is an utter disconnect from her radical revolutionary massive stakes rhetoric.
She's constantly throwing out words that sound like she's saying something but it's completely empty. Always telling everyone to take "action" but usually not with any examples of what this means beyond saying buzzwords she's heard and when she does get practical it's stuff like "don't vote, do local food banks." Which is an utter disconnect from her radical revolutionary massive stakes rhetoric.
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