Ben Richards
Daily Stormer
February 4, 2017
A mean spirited video game called “Punch A Nazi” developed by Super Deluxe has sparked outrage among Republicans. The game has received widespread condemnation. There are however various tech blogs operating within the darkest corners of the Internet that are applauding this violent game of hate. Here is one such example.
If you’re upset that you don’t have a Nazi nearby you to punch, don’t worry — the internet has you covered.
Super Deluxe, a site typically dedicated to making comedic videos, has launched its Punch A Nazi video game that enables you to use your phone to pummel on Nazis like Richard Spencer, Milo Yiannopoulos, and Adolf Hitler. Punch A Nazi mimics Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out for the Nintendo Entertainment System in terms of its look, but to start playing you have to sync the game with your mobile phone to use as a motion-sensing device for your devastating attacks.
Besides the disgustingly violent nature of the game, it is odd for a number of reasons.
Milo Yiannopoulos is presented as a Nazi even though he is a homosexual Jew who claims he has ass sex with Black men. Milo is the exact opposite of a Nazi.
Richard Spencer despite the controversial “Heilgate” incident is also not an actual Nazi. He’s a fairly moderate political figure as far as Nazism goes.
The fools who made this game seem to think that anybody who doesn’t agree with hardcore Communism is automatically a Nazi. What other explanation could there be for including Milo and Spencer in the game?
The developers may have thought that they were being cute by making such a horrible game, but I can assure them that there are many Republicans who do not find what they did to be funny. Not only is this game un-American but it is just plain wrong.
What sort of message are they sending our children by encouraging this type of violence? Obviously they have much hate in their hearts.