A UK government-funded “anti-extremist” game that warns young people they could be at risk of being referred to a counter-terrorism program if they question immigration has accidentally sparked a “cute goth girl” meme in reaction to the game’s antagonist, Amelia, a purple-haired British teenager who has become a social media star after she encouraged her peers to join a protest in defense of English rights.
The UK government’s computer game, Pathways — designed for students ages 11 to 18 — went viral, in part due to top gaming streamer Zach “Asmongold” Hoyt, who pointed out the game’s existence and commented that its protagonist, Charlie, was…
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