The guy on the grounds clothes or something likely are supposed to indicate who he is but for me the only thing that made it clear is the nazi (I keep on thinging there is a t in that) flag he seemed to have dropped form the initial push.
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If only we had about 512 million ways to do that
512 million seems just specific enough... is that a reference to something, or just a random large number?
Well, it's a power of two multiplied by a power of ten.
Sure, I just wasn't sure if 2^9 has some historical significance in nazism or fascism
That was my first guess. Maybe they refer to the number of firearms privately owned in the U.S.
2^9^*10^6^