Infamous "Crying Nazi" Christopher Cantwell's podcast has released a sequel to its 2017 white supremacist video game Angry Goy where users shoved Jews into ovens.
As noted by the Angry White Men blog, Angry Goy II allows users to play as Cantwell's fellow Charlottesville white nationalist Richard Spencer, who is seen in the trailer burning leftist protesters with a lit Tiki torch.
"Angry Goy II is the season’s hit game for White males who have had it with Jewish bullshit," Cantwell wrote on the "free speech" social network Gab. The site is now back online after its old host dropped it when it was revealed that the alleged Pittsburgh synagogue shooter posted on it just before opening fire on the Tree of Life temple.
"Instead of taking out your frustrations on actual human beings, you can fight the mongrels and degenerates on your computer!" the Radical Agenda podcast creator wrote. "Use guns, knives, pepper spray, and more! Lay waste to wave after wave of sh*tdicks, sh*tskins, sh*tstains, and the k*kes they serve."
AWM noted that in one mission, players "break into a gay club, called the 'LGBTQ+ Agenda HQ,' and slaughter everyone inside." The level is "eerily reminiscent" of the Pulse nightclub shooting, the report noted, and the "art" outside the virtual gay club include pro-pedophilia posters that reference the defunct NAMBLA group.
Another mission sees players shooting journalists at the "Fake News Network."
"If a player fails to 'save the West,' they are treated to one of several “game over” sequences, including footage from the 2017 torture of a developmentally disabled white teen by several black assailants," AWM noted. "One sequence shows a woman identified as a 'Jewess' claiming that 'Europe has not yet learned to be multicultural.' Another shows a small, transgender child talking about how they are 'normal, just like everybody else.'"
The trailer for the first Angry Goy was so offensive, AWM noted, that YouTube pulled the video and issued a statement condemning hate speech.
As of press time, however, the trailer for Angry Goy II, released by "Wheel Maker Studios," is still online.
