Where Politics And Video Games Collide

@Clutch
Really, how has he done that?

By penning the patriot act, which pretty much publicly admitted that we're spying on every phone call in the country, like we have been since the COLD WAR?


There is a very easy comparison between what Hitler did in Nazi Germany and what was done in Russia during the cold war, and if you were half as studied as you claimed to be you could see it. However, I'm willing to bet your 'study' was from your school textbook, and very little more. How many people did you talk to who lived in Soviet Russia? How many people did you talk to who remembered the concentration camps?

In Nazi Germany, the beginning of the Holocaust was marked by the slow loss of rights. Rights of weapon ownership. Loss of right to use public property like pools. Loss of right to attend public schools, public institutions. Loss of right to purchase certain things. Loss of the right to own your own store; jewish owned stores were quickly nationalized. These culminated in a gain that was undesirable: gaining an identification. The identifier, of course, being the star they were forced to wear and the cards they were forced to carry.

Let's cut over to Russia. It started quickly in Russia. You could no longer own firearms. You could no longer communicate with people on the other side of the Iron curtain. You could no longer have any American products. You could no longer use certain institutions unless you were part of the party. EVERYTHING was nationalized. And then? Stalin started killing off his own people.

What's Hillary's agenda? Do some research.