Former COD developer wants to brainwash us into placing soldiers in schools

He conceded the public would object to his plan as “a police state,” but he urged policy makers to sell school soldiers the same way corporations and creative artists sell other unpopular ideas. “When we have a new product that has elements that we’re not sure how people will respond to, what do we do as a corporation?” Anthony said. “We market it, and we market it as much as we can, so that whether people like it or not, we do all the things we can to essentially brainwash people into liking it before it actually comes out.”

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This is sick. Soon they will be having armed guards in our homes and on every street corner.
Just thought y'all would like to know about the future media brainwashing for a police state. I think people like this should be deported where they belong, but this is America so I wouldn't condone that type of governmental response.

a reply to: theyknowwhoyouare

Yes and meanwhile if he has kids I'm sure they go/will be going to a nice school with only one or two guards, in the presence of utmost safety and privilege.

Do as I say not as I do.

I say if you want to force nazis on the civilians then you better dust off a chair for one to sit in your house (and no, not to protect you from the citizens who will eventually come for you). S + F

a reply to: theyknowwhoyouare

“It could be that you have 100 of these guys who may be on our soil right now, who may even be U.S. citizens, who could legally walk into whatever gun store they choose, buy some assault rifles, and start attacking soft targets,” Anthony said.

First of all, people should stop using the word "soil" in this way. It's pretentious.

Second, if parents don't want an armed military presence in their child's school, why would this guy want to "brainwash" them into accepting one? How about outfitting schools with bulletproof windows and doors so you don't have a team of guys just shooting their way in like at Sandy Hook?

a reply to: MisterCoffee

Anthony made the remarks Wednesday at the nonpartisan Washington think tank

He is giving them ideas on how to accomplish their goals.

I imagine this entire "think tank" should be imprisoned for treason.

originally posted by: Yeahkeepwatchingme
a reply to: theyknowwhoyouare

Yes and meanwhile if he has kids I'm sure they go/will be going to a nice school with only one or two guards, in the presence of utmost safety and privilege.

Do as I say not as I do.

I say if you want to force nazis on the civilians then you better dust off a chair for one to sit in your house (and no, not to protect you from the citizens who will eventually come for you). S + F

Well what would the rich have to worry about? They are treated like American citizens.

a reply to: theyknowwhoyouare

So a game developer has a stupid opinion, and?

a reply to: theyknowwhoyouare



Their guns and armored vehicles will also help with Ebola since cases are appearing all over the country, they will also protect you from ISIS.

You are safe.

originally posted by: Osiris1953
a reply to: theyknowwhoyouare

So a game developer has a stupid opinion, and?

The fact that that there are think tanks figuring out ways to turn this country into gestapo America. That's the "and". are you dense?

a reply to: theyknowwhoyouare

Tell me about it. All these industries are tied into one another. Run by the same group.

a reply to: theyknowwhoyouare

Nope, not alarmist either....

You know nothing about me, are you unnecessarily insulting? YES.

I can't see how American parents would allow this......yet. If it ever came off though, think about it. What a recruiting tool. "I want to be like Private Steve...."

a reply to: intrepid

I didn't think about that. Start them early I guess *Star*

a reply to: Sublimecraft

The pieces are coming together now, aren't they?

I posted a thread about how the "ebola" case is a false flag. Wasn't Doom-porny enough to get much attention though. People are not seeing the big picture here.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

The gears are in motion and people are screaming for it now.

Hey lets throw the army in schools to combat terrorism and ebola, people will eat it up and be grateful. The poor fools...

originally posted by: Osiris1953
a reply to: theyknowwhoyouare

Nope, not alarmist either....

You know nothing about me, are you unnecessarily insulting? YES.

You'll get over it. It is apathy such as yours that will ruin this nation.

originally posted by: MisterCoffee
a reply to: theyknowwhoyouare

“It could be that you have 100 of these guys who may be on our soil right now, who may even be U.S. citizens, who could legally walk into whatever gun store they choose, buy some assault rifles, and start attacking soft targets,” Anthony said.

First of all, people should stop using the word "soil" in this way. It's pretentious.

Second, if parents don't want an armed military presence in their child's school, why would this guy want to "brainwash" them into accepting one? How about outfitting schools with bulletproof windows and doors so you don't have a team of guys just shooting their way in like at Sandy Hook?

What do you find pretentious about the word being used that way? Is it the "our" part?

Bulletproof windows and doors aren't going to do anything. Look at all the recent shenanigans the freaking Secret Service had trouble dealing with protecting the President.

Not to mention that students come out in droves when the bell rings. And that staff at schools are easily misled by a tiny bit of social engineering. There's no way they wouldn't become complacent or open up the door for a "delivery".

I would have a number of problems with military being stationed at schools, but can also see how some might think it a good idea. It makes a lot of sense from both a monetary and safety standpoints.

This is not something I would in favor of, but I don't see anything wrong with proposing new ideas. Think tanks think up all sorts of things. Some are good ideas, some are horrible. This seems like it's in between and the line about brainwashing is being given a little too much weight.

a reply to: theyknowwhoyouare

Stop making assumptions about me based upon one comment.... That is amazingly ignorant.

Just because I'm not particularly concerned about Mr. Anthony who has only been successful in brainwashing 13 yr. olds into screaming obscenities at each other over Xbox live doesn't mean I'm apathetic. It means I'm not concerned with this situation. A game designer in a think tank doesn't concern me, he's a little fish in an ocean full of sharks. It's tantamount to being worried about a splinter in your foot as a geyser of blood is erupting from a severed artery.

You could have simply disagreed, or had a discussion, but you didn't take that route did you?

I have issues with what you've posted, not you, yet you have issues with me and insult my intelligence based upon limited interaction...that's the type of attitude that will ruin this nation.

a reply to: Osiris1953

I did simply disagree with you.

I also commented about how i feel about people who share your attitude.

The first was a question "are you dense?" not an assumption. The second was a comment on your apathetic attitude toward a rich man who is trying to convince the sharks how to best use their teeth. I have made no assumptions toward you as a person so simmer down.

either way, as I have stated, you'll get over it.

a reply to: theyknowwhoyouare

And what kind of soldiers he wants to sell, private security firms?, I think his game has gotten to his head, is getting him out of reality and in the land of fantasy role playing.

a reply to: marg6043

And what kind of soldiers he wants to sell, private security firms?

Well, no. He's talking about using active duty military.

a reply to: Domo1

Then I have to say that his fantasy game has gotten into his head and he is living in fantasy land.

You know it happens.