This is the future liberals want. I have this on good authority.
There's something to be said for a story that takes a completely ridiculous premise, but then plays it as straight as humanly possible. The way this escalates makes total sense, while also being deeply bizarre. It's a fascinating combination, and it works. The gameplay is great, I loved how varied the level design is. You've really gotten a lot out of a relatively simple set of mechanics here.
I wonder if Jacob Geller is going to do a follow-up to his Games About Jews video...