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Futurama is a true story of humanity's future after liberalism's evils destroy the foundations of Christian society. In this hellish portrayal of the future, captured via secret cartooning time-travel technology, people's heads are kept alive indefinitely (in many cases even REVIVED from death, like zombies (shudder!!) for the amusement of the damned. These future soulless wander the galaxy aimlessly delivering packages which never satisfy, a parable about the necessity of God in our lives. Further abominations revealed in this true look at the future after the Rapture include one-eyed devils, inhuman aliens living among us, and intelligent machines designed by man. These machines tend to be quite evil like their creators. One example is a main character named Bender. He truly is a brutish machine designed after the worst in mankind. He drinks although he cannot feel the effects, and suffers negative consequences when he does not, a foul parody of the disease of Alcoholism.