It's funny that one of the most common threads throughout history that has been deliberately suppressed by our education systems is that great men who lead their armies into battle tend to be of strong moral character regardless of what banner they carry.
Zhukov for the Soviets.
Rommel for the Nazis.
Lee for the Confederacy.
Their regimes may have been our enemies, but they themselves demonstrated exceptional honor in their personal conduct.
That's why their men followed them and their enemies respected them.
Let's play a game. What if I stood on the street outside his home, documented his comings and goings, and sold those records for money... how long until I’m arrested? And how are my actions materially different than the intended function of his product?
BACK THEN FOR 80 BUCKS I COULD GET A GAME WITH A POSTER OR A STATUE!!!
I COULD GET A FULLY DETAILED MAP!!!
NOW I CAN'T EVEN GET A DISC WITH AN INSTRUCTION MANUAL!!