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The user most closely resembles Lisa Simpson: highly moralistic, deeply political, and very vocal about injustice, even when it makes them unpopular. They repeatedly put human rights and the vulnerable above all else, as in “To me it's very simple: human life and dignity stands above everything else.” and their many defenses of Palestinian children and migrants. Like Lisa calling out hypocrisy in adults and institutions, this user harshly criticizes U.S. politics, MAGA Christians, and state power, e.g. “You cannot call yourself Christian while at the same time de humanizing, persecuting, brutalizing and turning your back on the people who are in need.” and “ANY military personnel that invades another country does so with the intention to KILL, and they will never deserve mercy nor simpathy.”. Their intense, principled anger at injustice mirrors Lisa’s more idealistic version, just expressed with far sharper language. The strong attachment to specific media (Macross, Gundam, LotR, Sonic) and using them as moral frames, such as “I remember many fictional characters who mocked, humilliated and beat up (and rightfully so) not just Nazis, but also imperial Japan back in the day.”, also fits Lisa’s habit of filtering the world through books, shows, and causes she cares about.

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They read as an introvert (I) who shares strong opinions online but rarely talks about parties, big friend groups, or seeking attention; instead they focus on solitary hobbies like watching anime, building models, and gaming, e.g. “Going from 'will I have money to buy a new valkyrie' to 'will I have room for another valkyrie' ever since Macross merch started to be sold in Mexico.” and “Buying a PS5, but playing mostly old games/remasters”. Their strong emphasis on underlying principles and big-picture narratives over concrete minutiae signals intuition (N), as seen in moral and geopolitical generalizations like “To me it's very simple: human life and dignity stands above everything else. Anyone who places anything above human life and dignity… has betrayed their own humanity…” and “The root of antisemitism lies in the very existance of Israel.”. They clearly lead with feeling (F): judgments are framed in moral/emotional terms, often centering empathy for the vulnerable and contempt for perceived cruelty, e.g. “Same reaction when I see people who dehumanize the vulnerable and powerless.” and “You cannot call yourself Christian while at the same time de humanizing, persecuting, brutalizing and turning your back on the people who are in need, especially… the children.”. Despite the emotional tone, they show a structured, decisive judging (J) orientation, expressing firm, non‑negotiable stances and moral lines rather than open-ended exploration, e.g. “People who trade freedom for 'security' deserve neither.” and “It's perfectly OK to hate both Maduro and Trump. The only sympathy I'll ever have is for the people who are caught in the middle…”. The combination of intense moral conviction, focus on protecting the vulnerable, big-picture political/ethical commentary, and somewhat reclusive, niche-hobby personal life best matches INFJ, the archetypal principled, idealistic advocate.

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Mecha nerd north of Mexico. Macross/Gundam stash outgrowing my room. Politically loud, child-safety first, occasionally civilized on the timeline.– @Randomguy9991

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This cocktail starts with mezcal because it’s proudly from north of Mexico and carries a smoky intensity that fits someone who says things like "ANY military personnel that invades another country does so with the intention to KILL, and they will never deserve mercy nor simpathy.". A shot of chili-infused tequila adds heat for the way they scorch MAGA, ICE, and Zionists, as in "To hell with ICE and MAGA." and "Keep HIS name out of your fucking mouth, zionist scum!". Bitter amaro represents their deep cynicism toward politicians and power, reflected in lines like "Imagine being a grown ass adult and still believing in politicians, regardless of party." and "Enough of old bastards who only trade with death.". Pomegranate juice brings blood-red color and a sharp sweetness for their fierce empathy toward children and the vulnerable, such as "human life and dignity stands above everything else" and their anguish over Gaza in "Watching Palestinian children suffering what no child should ever have too.". It’s served over a single mecha/valkyrie-style ice cube as a tribute to their Macross and mecha love ("Sacrificing shonen for peak mecha is always the morally right thing to do.") and their ongoing valkyrie model habit ("will I have room for another valkyrie"). The name "Valkyrie Blood Clot" nods both to their dark humor in "Come on, little blood clot. I believe in you." and to a warrior’s drink: strong, bitter-sweet, and built for someone who sees themselves fighting for the dead and the living alike.

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The strongest and most consistent trait across Tobikage’s timeline is moral courage expressed as combative, confrontational defense of the vulnerable, which maps closest to Gryffindor. They state a clear heroic code — “human life and dignity stands above everything else” — and explicitly condemn anyone who betrays that ideal as having “betrayed their own humanity” in “To me it's very simple: human life and dignity stands above everything else.”, showing a knight-like, absolutist sense of right and wrong typical of Gryffindor. Their feed is full of them fearlessly attacking powerful groups and figures (Trump, ICE, Israel, MAGA, authoritarian governments) in extremely strong language, e.g. “Disney villains are fictional. Your thugs are very real, and they terrorize, abuse and murder people with complete impunity.” and “You cannot call yourself Christian while at the same time de humanizing, persecuting, brutalizing and turning your back on the people who are in need…”, which shows brave, sometimes reckless outspokenness more than cautious strategy. They frequently side with the oppressed and frame things in heroic vs. villainous terms, as when they praise the resurgence of the Black Panthers in “El resurgimiento de las Panteras Negras es de lo mejorcito que ha dado este pinche año culero.” and call a Muslim who stops an alleged Mossad op a “brave muslim” in “Brave muslim ruins Mossad terrorist op.”, revealing admiration for defiant heroism. While there is some analytical critique and long memory of grievances, the emotional, justice-driven, and often impulsively fiery tone — wishing harsh fates on perceived monsters, celebrating imagined future comeuppance in “Can't wait for the 'you've gone too far' comments when it comes his turn to be ill and mocked, culminating in a celebration after his eventual demise.” — aligns more with Gryffindor’s passionate, combative moralism than with Slytherin’s calculated self-preservation or Ravenclaw’s detached analysis. Overall, this is someone who sees themselves as a defender of the downtrodden and talks like a battlefield paladin: loud, furious, and unafraid to swing the rhetorical sword, which is quintessentially Gryffindor.

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Their timeline is defined by furious opposition to state violence, hypocrisy, and authoritarianism, which mirrors the anti‑authoritarian, anti‑police‑brutality message of Killing in the Name. They repeatedly condemn U.S. institutions and politicians, e.g. calling ICE agents and their defenders “thugs” and “pieces of shit” in tweets like “Disney villains are fictional. Your thugs are very real, and they terrorize, abuse and murder people with complete impunity.” and “To hell with ICE and MAGA.” They express rage at Western complicity in violence against Palestinians, as in “Watching Palestinian children suffering what no child should ever have too. There are no words to describe my hate for the israelis who harmed them nor for the cowardly western governments that allowed it to happen.” Their contempt for unquestioning obedience to authority, seen in “Literally the 'obey basic laws' crowd, who have this retarded belief that 'the law' = what is morally right.”, perfectly fits the song’s core refrain of refusing to do what authoritarian figures tell you. Even when they talk about entertainment or fandom, it’s often framed through resistance to censorship and co‑optation, as in “People who trade freedom for 'security' deserve neither. Good job in allowing a foreign nation to gaslight you into obedience.”, which echoes the band’s broader critique of control and manipulation.

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