Unfortunately I know people who literally talk about how they're "just waiting for the orders" anytime queer people, homeless people, liberal politics in general come up.
It's an incredibly shitty feeling. Going through life knowing that there are people literally down the road just waiting for the chance to brutally murder someone for loving someone.
And I live in the US in an area commonly referred to as a blue state. Literally on the border of a major metro area.
IDK some people really do go about their lives hunting for anything with any relation to the thing (or group) they hate. They think about the thing (or group) they hate more than those that are the thing (or group) in question.
Though my party hasn't done some as intimately evil as your play did, they've definitely committed some crimes against humanity at this point.
Selling WMDs to a crime lord, giving goblin Hitler (they never asked his political aspirations) access to a weapons manufacturing plant on par with WW1 tech, etc, etc.
I'd say that consuming content that only confirms your biases is a form of failing media literacy as you're failing to see the biases inherent to the content you're consuming. There's the flaw of "I think it's this way" seeking out that content and not seeing that it's poorly sourced (if at all) and eating it up.
Not to mention the role that content suggestion algorithms play in reinforcing that behavior and providing you with even more content along the lines of the biases you're reinforcing.
NGL aspects of my current life were merely dreams to me a decade ago.
The novelty of having running water on tap will never get old to me, or having a hot shower whenever I want, or a fridge to keep food in.
Of course there's also aspects that make me feel like I'm living in the horror of how things could be. I find myself waking sometimes wishing to have what I had then, even if it meant losing everything I have now.
Letting my reality be wiped away like the sleep from my eyes just to be back then to have what I lost.
But of course even those years back then (and before) weren't great. In fact many of them were so terrible that to this day (at over 30) I keep a small light in my room so that when the PTSD kicks into over drive in the night I can quickly figure out where I am to quickly ground myself in reality.
The horrors persist, but so do I. For how can I can the jewels of life unless I continue the search?
The funeral industry (in a nutshell) is hella expensive
Cost of the plot, scheduling, cost of a casket, prepping the deceased, if there's anything special there's that cost as well, etc
There's a reason I tell my family that when I die, cremate me and put my remains in a coffee can. If you wanna schedule some kind of event do it completely removed from the funeral parlor.
It's more a "If a company doesn't comply with a coutry's regulations then it can't operate in that country" thing and not a joke.
For example Twitter when it was blocked in Brazil for a little while because they didn't want to pay a fine for not complying with some of their regulations.
When I was young and discovering myself, my existence was illegal in my area and queer people in my area were still heavily persecuted.
I won't go into details about the terrible things I've seen and experienced as I'm sure nobody here wants to hear it.
Laughing not to cry and all that you know?
Edit: I'm also not a fan of how you brought (and doubled down) on trying to make it a race thing.