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I think it's a reflection of existing hegemony. People look at the NCR and see them as the closest thing to what they're used to, therefore they see it as the default.
Yes that is the actual reason they think this way. I was mentioning the NCR's perceived ability to work with everyone (even if you literally have to do all the actual work for them) is what alot of people who like the NCR seem to point to as there reason for supporting them. Its wild that people still think America tries to be cooperative in this day and age.
"None of our problems are delt with and the Ncr will likely hunt us down in a year. Everyone involved hates this."