Mass Effect 3 | Geth Destruction

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[@TheDarkstalker11]

I legit yelled "You´re not Legion, you son of a metallic bitch!"

[@AGreatBioticWind]

Keep in mind that the geth did exterminate nearly all the quarians, The quarian home world would have at least a couple billion originally and only 17 million survivors in their fleet. To put that in perspective that would be like Every single country on Earth being only wiped out except the Netherlands(approx 17 mil pop) who were forced to live in space.

[@ArchangelTyrael]

Also keep in mind that it was their own fault. They Quarrians tried to commit genocide be ause the Geth started asking questions. Then they attacked a helpless species that did not shoot at them and lowered their defenses.

[@ArchangelTyrael]

@Vegeta Dbiop those are 'rogue' ones. They got controlled by the reaper code.

[@ArchangelTyrael]

@Vegeta Dbiop the rogue ones or heretics followed Sarren/Sovereign.

[@ArchangelTyrael]

Vegeta Dbiop no they were not trying to kill all organics. They defended themselves against the Quarrains that tried to wipe out their race because they grew sentient. The Quarrians opened fire upon the Geth, even then the Geth did not attack the Quarrians. Until they had no choice, there were still Geth protecting the Quarrians even tho the Quarrians tried to commit genocide on them. The Quarrians fled and the Geth let them go. The Geth secluded themselves and only killed people invading their system. Three centuries after the morning the Geth got offered hel by the realer Nazara which they refused. Only a small percentage accepted. Which are referred to as the heretics. Then Saaren used the reaper’s influence over the heretics to use them to take over the Citadel and Eden Prime. The true Geth understood that the reapers were dangerous and became interested in Sheppard.(note the original idea was that the Geth rebuilt Sheppard and not Cerberus). In ME 3 the Geth got attacked and had only one choice to survive, accept the help of the Reapers.

[@ArchangelTyrael]

Vegeta Dbiop the Geth are more loyal and better allies than the Quarrians. The Quarrians only care about themselves. They decided to go retake the home world while the Reapers were taking over the Galaxy. Instead of helping they are wasting their fleet on fighting the Geth. Besides I was just debunking your claims, about there being no heretics in the first game which is just false.

[@CharlieB1989]

Oh so the Quarians get sad music when their entire species are wiped out but the Geth get nothing, I see how it is Bioware.

[@madcapper6]

Actually I think it was the other way around, no?

[@mastermind7946]

I mean they aren't an actually organic so why would they?

[@basedkaiser5352]

Who gives a fuck about that

[@MDMcountries]

Cause there's nothing sad about a bunch of murderous AI platforms getting destroyed. Except that it's a waste of precious metal. Though I'm sure it'll be salvaged later so no worries.

[@et5216]

@@MDMcountriesagreed, people give way too much faith to the Geth. The only reason they work with us is for their own self preservation.

[@QuarianGuy]

Aaah. Watching this gives me joy

[@QuarianGuy]

This is justice right there

[@MDMcountries]

Exactly!

[@gabematthews4532]

I wish this was the paragon option I mean BioWare has a twisted way of playing with extinction it’s as if they want the galaxy in danger

[@mastermind7946]

I always make peace but if i had to choose id choose the organic race 10 times out of 10

[@gabematthews4532]

Exactly my point I mean I accidentally sided with the Geth and reloaded because I didn’t know I was choosing a side and if I have to choose a bunch of machines or living people and Tali a Squadmate who’s been with me ever since the first game and best romance option then I’m choosing the organics and I don’t give a 🤬 what EDI thinks it’s not alive so it wouldn’t understand same thing with the catalyst

[@TkoPunches]

The ONLY right choice if you pay attention to the lore.

[@cagdas_demir_albayrak]

Correct. You should not trust an AI which allied with reapers twice.

[@bradley8867]

Even the crew give you hints not to trust the lying Geth but Tali is whining on this mission to make the gamer sympathize with the geth

[@gabematthews4532]

@@cagdas_demir_albayrakyeah I mean serious they apparently make it paragon to kill a cloned rachni from the reapers yet when it comes to this it’s paragon to side with reaper forces that’s just 🤬ing stupid

[@knucks360]

I was able to make peace between both,but if only two options were available,killing an organic species rather then machines who can be rebuilt is illogical.

[@NeoCreo1]

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Except that you’re wrong. The Geth are a totally unique species at this point. They cannot be rebuilt.

[@ArchangelTyrael]

They are actually individuals, as the game showed you with Legion.

[@AmariFukui]

O_o Stares at the geth with betrayed eyes.

[@ManUtdBoy13]

Also it's impossible to get peace if you don't have both Tali and Legion so as he/she had Geth VI, it was impossible to get it.

[@iliketrains1030]

well guys its nobody's fault... (points at Gerrel)

[@p3rF3CtPwNaG3]

Tks for both outcomes :D

[@wolfafe]

Considering that the best and right ending is Destruction which kills off the Geth you might aswell just let the Quarians end em and that will leave a mark in the history that organics should not strive to create AI, because it will inevitable turn on their creators just like Geth just like Reapers. Legions last words don't help either, i felt more threatened than sad for taking the decision. Also organics over machines any day.

[@dr.boring7022]

The Quarians are the problem. They shouldn't have let the AIs get strong enough to the point where they can annihilate their entire species. Additionally, they're the ones who started the war. They're the agressors. I see no problem with saving the Geth. I rather have powerful robots who could help save my own home planet, over a bunch of idiots, who could very well make the same mistake, and get the entire galaxy killed.

[@Quole1234]

@@dr.boring7022 uhh the geth are far more likely to get the galaxy killed given how many times they have already tried it

[@dr.boring7022]

@@Quole1234 What would you do if another species threatened your existence? Sit there and let it happen? The Geth just happen to be intellegent enough to gain the advantage over their agressors. Meanwhile, the Quarians can't handle their own problems.

[@basedkaiser5352]

@@dr.boring7022 who gives a fuck about an A.I, dumbass ! Fuck synthetics !

[@spectreagent00]

If you support the Geth then you logically have to support Skynet and the Cylons too.

[@volrogue]

I support freedom. Free will. Intelligence. Peace. If the Geth are willing to embrace the harmony of life, organic or synthetic (as Legion made clear), then of course I do. Unlike Skynet

[@MDMcountries]

@@volrogue freedom is not equal to permissiveness and impunity. Everything has a price and every action has a counteraction.

[@FINOlmi]

becaue it is not Legion, it is geth VI which means that Legion died in ME2 or was not activated after derelict reaper or it was sold to cerberus.

[@ManUtdBoy13]

I would do that if i had Geth VI but as i had Legion, i would never betray him, well i would never betray Tali either so i would do anything to get Peace between them.

[@andrewmadden8824]

even giving them free will they won't make peace

[@AmariFukui]

Because one of them is legion and the other is a VI replica

[@remyblas]

I made peace between them on my first playthrough years ago. I was young and naive. I hate to admit it, but the geth can't be trusted. They try to act like they've always acted in self defense from the quarians all along, but that's just not possible. If I remember correctly, they killed over 90% of the quarians in the Morning War, which means they slaughtered civilians, including millions of children. Then more recently, in the span of 3 years, they allied themselves with the Reapers twice. And even if they could be forgiven by all that and trusted, they'll end up extinct soon if Shepard chooses to use the Crucible to destroy the Reapers. So the only way the geth get any kind of happy ending is if Shep a) sacrifices the quarian race, b) does what the Illusive Man wanted to do and take control of the Reapers, meaning he ends up as the villain of the story or c) forces an entire galaxy into a massive change to their existence by merging organic and synthetic life against their will, which is even more of a villain ending.

[@Sharkboyok]

thats becuse this is the geth vi that replaces legion if he dies in the suicide mission

[@Mandalore1987]

Meh gonna try a playthrough with my inported character but i doubt i will get many good choices since i destroyed the collector base and in the part where tali can get exiled i supported admiral Gerrel... but i am curious how leaving the rachni queen alive would effect the game choices

[@stt5v2002]

When Mordin died curing the genophage, I sat there and cried right in front of my wife. When Legion died, I was like "but I still get your ships right?"

[@thesamejackalsniperthatkil117]

Finally a comment section with organics in it.

[@TheKieren235]

What happens if you pick quarians over geth with legion instead of geth VI?

[@amanonplanetearth78]

Legion still dies and asks Tali if he has a soul

[@TurtleLord139]

Legion always dies ;_;

[@CherryPauper]

I was playing the series again for my 2nd playthrough, but this time, as a renegade. Even though I know this is just a game, I couldn't find it in me to let the Geth die. That's why I'm here lol.

[@The136th]

Also twice as stupid. Instead negotiating with Tali Legion cut her off. Instead of calling Shepard for help the geth choose to trust a race of omnicidal space cyborgs. instead of fighting and dying as themselves; they choose to become zombie puppets who are going to be used as tool then to be exterminated in the end anyways when they are only longer useful to the reapers. Oh and Legion has ben lying since ME2. The geth are not going to live under my watch.

[@Zoledys]

Anyone knows here I could find the music, which starts playing 3:30 ?

[@conmadben]

+Zoledys I think it is in the OST of the game.

[@conmadben]

+Zoledys I think it is in the OST of the game.

[@Chico50445]

Vigil, it's originally from the first game's soundtrack

[@Quole1234]

exactly what the geth deserve.

[@warhawk9566]

It's not legion. Geth VI is the Geth that takes his place if you hand Legion over to Cerberus.

[@ArchHamza]

how ?!

[@AmariFukui]

"You are welcome to return to rannoch Admiral Raan, with us" /watch?v=u5O5RdWZsGo We have peace already?

[@maximus3869]

And what were the Quarians ?

[@xmikeyxlikesitx]

ToastyPineapples Handing themselves over to the Reapers literally every time we see them doesn't seem to click with you. The geth wiped out 99% of the quarian population (5 billion quarians down to 17 million) and then claim "self-defense." Especially in 3, by giving themselves over to the Reapers, they said "fuck you" to: humans, asari, turians, salarians, krogan, drell, hanar, vorcha, raloi, elcor, volus...not just the quarians. If you paid any attention at all, the quarians made a huge deal to NOT interact with the geth for the first 2 games unless absolutely necessary. They did not just run into geth space and start shooting up the place. ON TOP OF the fact that they wanted to help Shepard in the coming war, but that taking Rannoch would be the only way to leave behind the civilians who couldn't partake in the war. The geth forced the quarian hands. Legion is a compelling character, but the geth committed systematic (sure, they were apathetic, but killing billions with a smile or killing billions with no expression is still) genocide. TLDR: ME 1: splinter group of geth UNPROVOKED BY THE QUARIANS allies with the Reapers and tries to start the harvest + takes no action against their own kind slaughtering organics ME2: massive station of geth accepts Reaper programming KNOWING that they would be servants of the Reapers UNPROVOKED BY THE QUARIANS ME3: geth accept Reaper code (again) WITH Legion knowing that they would be Reaper slaves due to quarians wanting to take back their homeworld AFTER KNOWING THAT THE GETH ACTIVELY ATTACKED QUARIANS ON HAESTROM (ME2.) The geth attacked first in ME2. No reason to infer that heading into geth space would be met with anything other than lethal force. They did so to have a homeworld before the Reapers destroyed everything + to leave their civilians behind. Plus killing off an organic race whose great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandparents created them, while 99% of the quarians were killed by the geth (5 billion on Rannoch, 17 million by Reaper War) instead of a robotic race that can be rebuilt (or are outright wiped out anyway by choosing the Paragon "Destroy" option) on top of proving the point of Reapers culling organic races (ex: quarians) because their AI creations (geth) will kill them...is a boatload of illogical.

[@LotusLeaf88]

How come Legion says "We were correct to distrust organics" in this one, but other ones say "We will not let you decide the fate of our people" in other playthroughs ? Is there a reason why they're different ?

[@davidquintana2918]

When you think about all the decisions legion look to Shepard to make in 2 and 3 it makes sense. Legion probably felt betrayed his faith in organics wasnt returned.

[@xFinalxHeavenx]

Usually it's because your Shepard is more paragon or renegade, though it's also probably because this geth is not Legion. For example, if you're more paragon towards Legion when you side with the geth, he says 'thank you' and 'I must go to my people', but if you're renegade, he says he was sorry for his 'skepticism' and thanks you.

[@CylonNFinalFive]

Just from a strategic point of view this was incredibly stupid. All emotions aside, the Geth were far more advanced than any race in the galaxy not counting the Reapers. They were building a Dyson Sphere. If you had to choose, picking the Quarians is like throwing away a mini-gun for a knife in the fight against such an opposing force as the Reapers. I like the ending where both survive because you need all the help you can get, but if you must pick one pick Geth.

[@Ryvaken]

If the geth are malfunctioning badly enough to not realize how stupid that sphere was, I don't want them anywhere near an engineering project.

[@malcolmholmes2596]

Javik would like to have a word with u near the airlock

[@commandershephard5019]

the geth are to dangerous to be left alive

[@gabematthews4532]

The geth cannot be trusted they allied with the reapers twice and why would you choose a bunch of machines over Tali’s people you monster

[@jesuschrist4737]

i almost cryed

[@AssassinExia]

Funny I got both the Quarians and the Geth.... I don't know of you did too just putting it out there :)

[@AmariFukui]

1.) Dont forget the geth were building a structure to upload into every geth that was joined into it made them all smarter... then the quarians destroyed it. so yes they were stupid because the quarians made them stupid. 2.) How would they find shepard with the quarians pinning them down? 3.)What lie are you referring to?

[@KeDavid94]

This is cruel! Quarians and geth can live together....!!

[@QuarianGuy]

***** No.Either one side would wipe the other at one point.Peace in not an option

[@Barnaby0014]

+Uli'Nich vas Cyniad peace is an option you can get both to side with you if you have the right requirements, you have to have a few me2 decisions and stuff then it gives you a paragon and renegade option to warn the fleet or to do something else for paragon either way saves both and you get both as allies

[@QuarianGuy]

Barnaby0014 I meant that Peace is a bad option.Either Geth or Quarians will decide to wipeout the other at one point after the war.That's why i always choosed to destroy Geth in my every playthrough

[@brokist]

You are one of the few who understands that the geth are just computers.

[@FeralColumbidae]

Cerberus using Reaper tech bad but Geth using Reaper tech good?

[@gabematthews4532]

No way that’s a load of crap

[@arbiterskiss]

Go with peace between both species. It's the best ending in my opinion.

[@AmariFukui]

Legion would frown

[@bonaparte60]

This isn't Legion brah.

[@KoPT01]

Using the term "deserve" is irrelevant. They are just computers, so standard morals towards other beings do not apply to them.

[@TheHornyGorilla]

nooooooooo

[@NikosR6]

the geth desevre to live

[@thejojex6600]

No they wont.It just machine

[@zakariasuper4094]

No they helped the reapers

[@darthnowlan]

No. The Geth are just lights and clockwork.

[@gabematthews4532]

No the Geth cannot be trusted

[@Mandemon1990]

That's not Legion. It's a Geth VI which takes Legions place if you A) sell Legion to Cerberus or B) Legion dies during Suicide Mission.

[@chrisl.6211]

Wait, Quarian suits are for breathing, not pressure. So why couldn't they just use a little respirator like on SCUBA respirators? Then we could see what they look like.

[@S0L1nv1ctus]

Its also a hazard suite ,artet living generations only on spaceships they have almost no immunity left .

[@AmariFukui]

What no sad music for the geth? but they were twice as awesome as the quarians

[@ArchHamza]

i hate this part i love tali , i hate her people i love all the geth felt really bad making the choice

[@xmikeyxlikesitx]

Hamza Hassan Handing themselves over to the Reapers literally every time we see them doesn't seem to click with you. The geth wiped out 99% of the quarian population (5 billion quarians down to 17 million) and then claim "self-defense." Especially in 3, by giving themselves over to the Reapers, they said "fuck you" to: humans, asari, turians, salarians, krogan, drell, hanar, vorcha, raloi, elcor, volus...not just the quarians. If you paid any attention at all, the quarians made a huge deal to NOT interact with the geth for the first 2 games unless absolutely necessary. They did not just run into geth space and start shooting up the place. ON TOP OF the fact that they wanted to help Shepard in the coming war, but that taking Rannoch would be the only way to leave behind the civilians who couldn't partake in the war. The geth forced the quarian hands. Legion is a compelling character, but the geth committed systematic (sure, they were apathetic, but killing billions with a smile or killing billions with no expression is still) genocide. TLDR: ME 1: splinter group of geth UNPROVOKED BY THE QUARIANS allies with the Reapers and tries to start the harvest + takes no action against their own kind slaughtering organics ME2: massive station of geth accepts Reaper programming KNOWING that they would be servants of the Reapers UNPROVOKED BY THE QUARIANS ME3: geth accept Reaper code (again) WITH Legion knowing that they would be Reaper slaves due to quarians wanting to take back their homeworld AFTER KNOWING THAT THE GETH ACTIVELY ATTACKED QUARIANS ON HAESTROM (ME2.) The geth attacked first in ME2. No reason to infer that heading into geth space would be met with anything other than lethal force. They did so to have a homeworld before the Reapers destroyed everything + to leave their civilians behind. Plus killing off an organic race whose great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandparents created them, while 99% of the quarians were killed by the geth (5 billion on Rannoch, 17 million by Reaper War) instead of a robotic race that can be rebuilt (or are outright wiped out anyway by choosing the Paragon "Destroy" option) on top of proving the point of Reapers culling organic races (ex: quarians) because their AI creations (geth) will kill them...is a boatload of illogical.

[@zakariasuper4094]

I like legion but I hate the geth

[@warhawk9566]

you can save both geth and quarians

[@AmariFukui]

I guess it depends, because Bioware dropped the ball here, this was not intentional. So is it really the fault of the geth or of the writers? Its an interesting connundrum

[@DuckTruckLuck]

This one doesn't feel right. I had to choose the Geth. I mean come on. Who in their right mind would choose a race of people who make another race and then destroy them for asking a simple question. On top of that they start a war with the Geth for protecting themselves. It's barbaric. I was sad when Tali dove from the cliff but I understand why she would. I just wish Legion could have stayed with me. The Geth are just also all around more efficient.

[@TheHamborambo]

That is why I had to settle peace

[@xmikeyxlikesitx]

Ethan Pritchard Handing themselves over to the Reapers literally every time we see them doesn't seem to click with you. The geth wiped out 99% of the quarian population (5 billion quarians down to 17 million) and then claim "self-defense." Especially in 3, by giving themselves over to the Reapers, they said "fuck you" to: humans, asari, turians, salarians, krogan, drell, hanar, vorcha, raloi, elcor, volus...not just the quarians. If you paid any attention at all, the quarians made a huge deal to NOT interact with the geth for the first 2 games unless absolutely necessary. They did not just run into geth space and start shooting up the place. ON TOP OF the fact that they wanted to help Shepard in the coming war, but that taking Rannoch would be the only way to leave behind the civilians who couldn't partake in the war. The geth forced the quarian hands. Legion is a compelling character, but the geth committed systematic (sure, they were apathetic, but killing billions with a smile or killing billions with no expression is still) genocide. TLDR: ME 1: splinter group of geth UNPROVOKED BY THE QUARIANS allies with the Reapers and tries to start the harvest + takes no action against their own kind slaughtering organics ME2: massive station of geth accepts Reaper programming KNOWING that they would be servants of the Reapers UNPROVOKED BY THE QUARIANS ME3: geth accept Reaper code (again) WITH Legion knowing that they would be Reaper slaves due to quarians wanting to take back their homeworld AFTER KNOWING THAT THE GETH ACTIVELY ATTACKED QUARIANS ON HAESTROM (ME2.) The geth attacked first in ME2. No reason to infer that heading into geth space would be met with anything other than lethal force. They did so to have a homeworld before the Reapers destroyed everything + to leave their civilians behind.

[@Quole1234]

You are a complete idiot

[@andrewmadden8824]

no i have sided with the geth and its really dramatic and tali jumps off a clif and the geth joins you i did it because i thoght a peace would be giving between them both and get both geth and legion but you can only have 1 fleet so happy picking

[@FreemanicParacusia]

No they ain't.

[@xananymous431]

Nooooo I chose to upload the code

[@idfkwhatyouwantfromme]

I just couldn't do this. The geth don't deserve that fate.

[@xmikeyxlikesitx]

BroBroNelly Handing themselves over to the Reapers literally every time we see them doesn't seem to click with you. The geth wiped out 99% of the quarian population (5 billion quarians down to 17 million) and then claim "self-defense." Especially in 3, by giving themselves over to the Reapers, they said "fuck you" to: humans, asari, turians, salarians, krogan, drell, hanar, vorcha, raloi, elcor, volus...not just the quarians. If you paid any attention at all, the quarians made a huge deal to NOT interact with the geth for the first 2 games unless absolutely necessary. They did not just run into geth space and start shooting up the place. ON TOP OF the fact that they wanted to help Shepard in the coming war, but that taking Rannoch would be the only way to leave behind the civilians who couldn't partake in the war. The geth forced the quarian hands. Legion is a compelling character, but the geth committed systematic (sure, they were apathetic, but killing billions with a smile or killing billions with no expression is still) genocide. TLDR: ME 1: splinter group of geth UNPROVOKED BY THE QUARIANS allies with the Reapers and tries to start the harvest + takes no action against their own kind slaughtering organics ME2: massive station of geth accepts Reaper programming KNOWING that they would be servants of the Reapers UNPROVOKED BY THE QUARIANS ME3: geth accept Reaper code (again) WITH Legion knowing that they would be Reaper slaves due to quarians wanting to take back their homeworld AFTER KNOWING THAT THE GETH ACTIVELY ATTACKED QUARIANS ON HAESTROM (ME2.) The geth attacked first in ME2. No reason to infer that heading into geth space would be met with anything other than lethal force. They did so to have a homeworld before the Reapers destroyed everything + to leave their civilians behind. Plus killing off an organic race whose great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandparents created them, while 99% of the quarians were killed by the geth (5 billion on Rannoch, 17 million by Reaper War) instead of a robotic race that can be rebuilt (or are outright wiped out anyway by choosing the Paragon "Destroy" option) on top of proving the point of Reapers culling organic races (ex: quarians) because their AI creations (geth) will kill them...is a boatload of illogical.

[@AmariFukui]

Why what did they do to deserve it?

[@xmikeyxlikesitx]

Barney Collington Handing themselves over to the Reapers literally every time we see them doesn't seem to click with you. The geth wiped out 99% of the quarian population (5 billion quarians down to 17 million) and then claim "self-defense." Especially in 3, by giving themselves over to the Reapers, they said "fuck you" to: humans, asari, turians, salarians, krogan, drell, hanar, vorcha, raloi, elcor, volus...not just the quarians. If you paid any attention at all, the quarians made a huge deal to NOT interact with the geth for the first 2 games unless absolutely necessary. They did not just run into geth space and start shooting up the place. ON TOP OF the fact that they wanted to help Shepard in the coming war, but that taking Rannoch would be the only way to leave behind the civilians who couldn't partake in the war. The geth forced the quarian hands. Legion is a compelling character, but the geth committed systematic (sure, they were apathetic, but killing billions with a smile or killing billions with no expression is still) genocide. TLDR: ME 1: splinter group of geth UNPROVOKED BY THE QUARIANS allies with the Reapers and tries to start the harvest + takes no action against their own kind slaughtering organics ME2: massive station of geth accepts Reaper programming KNOWING that they would be servants of the Reapers UNPROVOKED BY THE QUARIANS ME3: geth accept Reaper code (again) WITH Legion knowing that they would be Reaper slaves due to quarians wanting to take back their homeworld AFTER KNOWING THAT THE GETH ACTIVELY ATTACKED QUARIANS ON HAESTROM (ME2.) The geth attacked first in ME2. No reason to infer that heading into geth space would be met with anything other than lethal force. They did so to have a homeworld before the Reapers destroyed everything + to leave their civilians behind. Plus killing off an organic race whose great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandparents created them, while 99% of the quarians were killed by the geth (5 billion on Rannoch, 17 million by Reaper War) instead of a robotic race that can be rebuilt (or are outright wiped out anyway by choosing the Paragon "Destroy" option) on top of proving the point of Reapers culling organic races (ex: quarians) because their AI creations (geth) will kill them...is a boatload of illogical.

[@stt5v2002]

I was able to broker peace, but if it had come down to it I would have let the Quarians die to get the Geth fleet on my side. There is a galactic war going on and the Quarians can't seem to decide whether to eat lunch or take a dump without Shepard doing all the work and making all the tough decisions. Thrown off their own world by the Geth and I'm supposed to expect them to go up against the reapers to save Earth? I don't think so.

[@Quole1234]

You are an idiot

[@gabematthews4532]

You’re a dumb monster