EA Loses Consumerist Poll [Apr 04, 2012, 9:26 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The Consumerist has the results of their voting for Worst Company In America For 2012, with Electronic Arts taking this dubious distinction. The final vote was between EA and Bank of America, with EA "winning" by a landslide. Forbes has their analysis of what this means (thanks Verno), and GamesIndustry International has a response from EA, quoting John Reseburg of EA Corporate Communications saying: "We're sure that bank presidents, oil, tobacco and weapons companies are all relieved they weren't on the list this year. We're going to continue making award-winning games and services played by more than 300 million people worldwide."
No surprise here. You'd get more fair-minded and logical results asking white people in the deep south what they think of Obama.
Deflection or not, it's a fair point. EA hasn't killed anyone, ruined anyones life, or displaced anyone from their home, nor have they bribed government officials, or bought elections.
They aren't even the worst company nominated, let alone the worst company in America. Anyone who genuinely believes that is part of the cancer of apathy and frivolity destroying our country.
Prez wrote on Apr 4, 2012, 21:29:"We're sure that bank presidents, oil, tobacco and weapons companies are all relieved they weren't on the list this year. We're going to continue making award-winning games and services played by more than 300 million people worldwide."
Nice attempt at deflection, but face it - your company sucks.
Deflection or not, it's a fair point. EA hasn't killed anyone, ruined anyones life, or displaced anyone from their home, nor have they bribed government officials, or bought elections.
They aren't even the worst company nominated, let alone the worst company in America. Anyone who genuinely believes that is part of the cancer of apathy and frivolity destroying our country.
Do you have a single fact to back that up?
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