America's Army Backlash [Sep 04, 2007, 9:00 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
The
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (thanks
GamePolitics) reports on Iraq war backlash directed towards the
America's Army game, which has drawn the ire of a group called Iraq Veterans
Against the War. The report, which is from a couple of weeks ago, describes a
scene where 90 members of the group stood in formation in front of a recruiting
event shouting "war is not a game" in a protest that lasted a few minutes. From
the description, this sounds like a spontaneous event, rather than part of a
larger campaign:
They were referring to the large military simulation game set up by Army recruiters at the Missouri Black Expo. The group of veterans, known as Iraq Veterans Against the War, were in St. Louis for their annual meeting this weekend when they decided to stage a brief demonstration at the Expo.
Another thing. Look at your name. Oh that one took a hell of a lot of creativity. You should be rewarded for fuckin making that up. Wait, you didn't make it up; you stole it from a video game. GOOD JOB SHEEPLE BOY!
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