Trump regime now making anti-immigrant video games for the kids
The White House website unveiled games like Build the Wall and Rio Run .
The Trump administration is now creating anti-immigrant video games for children. On Thursday, the White House website introduced a series of games (likely paid for by taxpayers) where players engage in tasks such as rounding up non-white individuals. One game, Rio Run, is an unoriginal version of the classic Snake, where players transform orange-suited individuals—most of whom are depicted with brown skin—into a human chain gang.
Another game, Build The Wall, is a Tetris clone that aims to protect the border from an incoming "horde," while Trump Savings Tycoon sees players accumulate gold bars and money to fill a dubious Trump savings account for babies. Flappy Bill, an unnamed reference, involves navigating an eagle through Washington's national monuments as right-wing legislation is passed.
The administration's efforts to propagate hate and discrimination through children's games is not a new phenomenon, but one can only imagine what Joseph Goebbels could have accomplished with low-quality Flash animations.
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