Wow, this game is still not out? I thought it died. I read an interview with the developer Leonard Menchiari years ago, who decided to make this game based on his experience during a No TAV terrorist attack.

So No TAV is a group of morons who are opposed to a high-speed rail train that was approved by both the government and a public vote on the development.

Of course, being a bunch of leftist, they decided after losing a fair election the best course of action was domestic terrorism and so they go out and actually sabotage the tracks and construction equipment.

During one of these "protests" (actually domestic terrorism) these morons were tossing Molotov cocktails (notice the logo for the game?) and destroying private property and causing millions of dollars in property damage to government property also (thus costing tax payers large sums of money). The police decided to put an end to the terrorism, and it was during this time that Menchiari was beaten (although not nearly hard enough or often enough as no brains were knocked into him) and thus decided to make a game about his "experience" in "Civil Unrest" aka Domestic Terrorism.

Now, I am all for Freedom of Speech and do not want this game to be kicked off GOG, but how is a game about Terrorism in which players are encouraged, and, in fact, the purpose of the player and the game is to destroy public property, private property and attack the police with weapons - including Molotov cocktails - allowed on GOG, but Hatred was banned and had the entire Snowflake Brigade up in arms creating a wishlist post demanding GOG bar Hatred?