Honestly one of the more subtly interesting things about G.I. Robot's backstory is how his humanity affirmed or rejected by society at convenience. After the war, GI is treated like a war hero, paraded around as a hero, but afterwards, once he is no longer needed, he is sold and treated like technology. After he ethically removes the neo-naizs, the government tries him as a human because it is easier than taking responsibility for basically abandoning and forgetting about dangerous machinery. But when Waller assembles the commados, he is no longer labeled as a human to skirt regulations. Really the only person who treats GI as a human despite of inconvenience is Nina, who mourns him when it would be easier to dismiss him as disposable.
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A Future Beyond War Starts With You
💔 I Lost My Family. I Lost My Home. But I Won’t Lose Hope.
My name is Naser, and I have already lost more than I can bear. War took my mother. My sister. My home. My childhood.
Now, I fight for a future—not just for myself, but for my three younger brothers, who still dream of a better life.
🔹 One dreams of being a doctor. 🔹 Another wants to be an engineer. 🔹 And the youngest? He just wants to be a kid again.
🏡 But how do you rebuild when you have nothing left? We need a home. We need education. We need hope.
💙 This is where you come in. Your support—whether a donation or simply sharing this post—can change our lives. Even the smallest act of kindness makes a difference.
🙏 Will you help us rebuild?
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for standing with us. ❤️
