Beaten to it by JFK Reloaded [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JFK:_Reloaded], made by a bunch of Scots. Unless you meant an actual living president in which case I'm pretty sure Reagan was still alive when Interstate '82 was made and he was an endboss.hypothetical said:I think this calls for a game where you get to assassinate the president of the U.S. Maybe a developer in Iran should get that to the market.
Let's hope the next CoD takes place in North KoreaCanid117 said:Communist governments say the darnedest things.
Communism is a political ideology that encompasses social and economic systems. Capitalism is just an economic system - you can't place it on a political scale like you can with communism.cobrausn said:One promotes (enforces?) communal ownership of property and a wageless, classless society, whereas the other promotes private ownership of property (and the means of production) and a society based around the idea of wages and profits.Woodsey said:That's because capitalism is an economic system, not the opposite of communism.cobrausn said:Neither does 'actual' Capitalism, but we work with the examples we know.Woodsey said:Actual communism doesn't have a government by the way.
As there is no singular definition of either communism or capitalism they can't 'be' opposites, but in practice they tend to be.
sad thing is thats about as silly as some of the real plotscobrausn said:By some reports. Probably meaning Cuba state media.silverbullet1989 said:how the hell do you fail to assasinate someone 600 times!?!
"Fidel Castro found a hair in his soup this morning, obviously an attempt by American secret agencies to kill our glorious leader with poisoned hair follicles."
Who has a Capitalist Government?cobrausn said:Neither does 'actual' Capitalism, but we work with the examples we know.Woodsey said:Actual communism doesn't have a government by the way.
Actually more along the lines, America sucks at it (at least in Cuba). (hear me out)cobrausn said:By some reports. Probably meaning Cuba state media.silverbullet1989 said:how the hell do you fail to assasinate someone 600 times!?!
"Fidel Castro found a hair in his soup this morning, obviously an attempt by American secret agencies to kill our glorious leader with poisoned hair follicles."
I'm just going to go ahead and say that you're trolling. At least, I really hope you're trolling because if that's serious... well, the Vietnam War was a massive failure on all accounts, and at the best of times it was a standstill. Anyone who believes that we won the Vietnam War should look at Vietnam today; they're still a communist state. However, if you mean so many recreations of World War II, then you would be correct.teh_Canape said:honestly, this does makes kinda sense
nothing personal, but y'all north americans just cant leave past failures go, can you
I mean, so many recreations of US winning over Vietnam War, and now attempts to kill Castro
just leave the past alone
again, nothing personal, it's just something too common in the medium
All I'm saying is they cannot both happen at the same time and be 'ideal' or 'true' systems at that point. If you have a 'true' communist system, it can't be capitalist. If you have a 'true' capitalist system, it can't be communist. You may not be able to equate capitalism with politics, but you can go so far as to say that that they are antithetical.Woodsey said:Communism is a political ideology that encompasses social and economic systems. Capitalism is just an economic system - you can't place it on a political scale like you can with communism.
yeah, I meant the vietnam war recreations, as for the leave the past alone, I may have chosen the wrong words, what I meant (mostly) is that they still go with the "kill castro" stuff, I didnt say it was right or wrong, just pointing it outAngelOfBlueRoses said:snip
Well, I don't recall an 'American Invasion' of Cuba, unless you're talking about the Bay of Pigs, which was just a CIA sponsored rebellion. Not really the same thing.sapphireofthesea said:They tried invading and it was Cubans themselves who went and got the army to get rid of them. I suppose (like with the invasion) America puts too much weight on the idea that Cubans want Castro out.
If you recall the original Mercenaries had a similar reaction from the North Korean government after that game was released.Casual Shinji said:Let's hope the next CoD takes place in North KoreaCanid117 said:Communist governments say the darnedest things.
Didn't she try and kill the player with a shotgun?cainx10a said:I was disgusted by that scene though, didn't have to shoot the other person in the room.