I like it, its a bit sparce, and Steve seems to be jumping into 'God bless America' revolution a bit to quickly considering his almost complete lack of information. But colour me intrigued its unique and well written premise, and I want to see how it looks with a bit more meat on its bones.

 

I dunno, he's met like one bunch of soldiers, who shot at him (and he was technically on what was probably a secret bomb-testing site.) He got one propaganda book off of them and some admittedly very sketchy answers. Which seems weird in itself, I would expect him to pump those people for as much info as possible. He then proceeds to blow up a gas station and overthrow a factory while screaming 'god bless america!' because he saw one guy not getting paid early. I mean considering the information he has in his possession, and the position he's in (out of the ice for like a day,) this seems like a wildly over-proportionate response. Plus the fact he should know that when he disappears back into the wilderness, all his new comrades and their families are gonna get shot (or at least heavily punished) for knocking over their place of work and nicking everything inside.

I mean this is basically what he would eventually do when he witnesses big brother, but he hasn't really seen it yet. He's seen a factory, a helicopter and a gas station, he's in the middle of the wilderness. I mean yeah its not exactly looking rosy but its also nothing paticually horrific, hell probably nothing he wouldn't have seen on the allied side of the war (trigger happy soldiers, downtrodden factory workers, propaganda) I would expect him to want to get a bit more of a grip on whats going on in this new era, witness a bit more of big brother before he decides to single-handedly kick off a revolution, that's pretty highhanded of him to decide that's whats needed by day 2.