If your modern day morality discussion doesnt involve blue alien hippies then i dont wanna hear it cute twink.

jesus christ the amount of tweets i've seen this year about how ACTUALLY THE BUGS WERE THE GOOD GUYS IN THAT MOVIE is fricking mind blowing

what is wrong with these people and their brains i don't understand

i've never seen that movie. is that a real thing? humanity was going to like go extinct without this magical whatever the planet had?!

he's right. they were the bad guys.

haven't seen 2 because the first pissed me off, is it worth the watch or should I continue in my blissful ignorance

!chuds Roboutian Heresy is better

Especially the Traitor Space Wolves and Loyalist Night Lords

https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/the-roboutian-heresy-a-warhammer-40k-alternate-universe.440554/

The Folly of the Wolf King

In the years that followed the bitter end of the Roboutian Heresy, the true scope of Russ' obsession was revealed. In their Errance, the Space Wolves had awakened many horrors that had slept for countless aeons. Seething with alien fury at the profanation of their graves, these horrors struck back at all of Mankind in their quest for revenge. Worlds recently reclaimed from the traitors were burned to the ground by ghost-ships, and infiltrators tore apart the Imperial order on many more planets. Billions died in horrible pain, their dying screams brewing in the Immaterium to form new Warp Storms. It took many centuries for the Ordo Xenos to deal with all the facets of Leman Russ' foul legacy. The only silver lining of this long crusade was that, whenever the path of the xenos crossed those of a Sixth Legion warband, the aliens immediately dropped whatever scheme they were pursuing to attack the ones truly responsible for their wrath. Sometimes, the Inquisition was capable of dealing with the xenos ploys, but in a handful of cases, the Space Wolves careless exploration roused entire armies of dormant, self-aware machines – such as the infamous Metarchs of Tarec Prime. Entire regiments of the Imperial Guard and companies of Space Marines then had to be dispatched to protect the Imperial worlds and crush the xenos invaders. The entire campaign is called the Harrowing in the few archives of it that have survived the passing of the millenia.

Even to this day, the Space Wolves bear the mark of the Errance. Besides the forbidden knowledge and ancient technologies gained, the sons of Russ have had their mindset profoundly altered by what they saw. Like some Inquisitors who have spent too long fighting against the horrors of the galaxy, they have been known to make alliances with xenos breeds. Most of the time, these alliances consist of primitive aliens used as cannon fodder by the Astartes. But, sometimes, it is the Space Wolves who serve the designs of a xenos potentate, betraying Humanity yet one more time. Even amongst the other Traitor Legions, such behavior is blasphemy beyond compare, and a crime deserving only a painful death. The Deathwatch – the Ordo Xenos' group of elite alien hunters – has lost hundreds of members to these twice-darned traitors across the centuries. Rolls of honor list their name, and oaths to bring their murderers to justice are spoken daily.

The touch of the alien corrupts the body, and the knowledge of the alien taints the soul. Such is the lesson found in the Wyrd, the one taught by the Folly of the Wolf King.

I am once again posting our true leader:

!chuds this is what the world order really looks like:

!jackiecels gigaupmarsey to counter the sidevote