PETA: Future COD should be more dog-friendly

[Garnett]

Euphoria14 said:

antfromtashkent said:

Euphoria14 said:

antfromtashkent said:
i think that this is the time for the videogame industry to finally be the bigger person and get some positive press for ones.....

 

By bending to the will of groups like the PETA? I would say that would be a step backwards for the industry.

The gaming industry should be the bigger person and creating a game like "Vegetarian Mamma"? Even if they do not want to?

Should we have been the bigger person and listened to Jack Thomson and stop making games with violence?

Should be have been the bigger person and made friendly war games? I never knew war was friendly...

Like i said.... you have to pick your battles...Jack Thompson is an idiot and dosent base his "facts" on anicdodal evidence.... And i see absolutelly nothing wrong with adding more vegiterian dishes to cooking mama that just adds more varitety to the gameplay and does not hurt the gameplay in any way.... neather is removing the dogs from the CoD game....

 

 

Neither is anything wrong with keeping the dogs in the CoD game. Who the fuck are the PETA to tell me, you or any developer out there what they should or shouldn't do? Last I checked they weren't even an active part of the gaming industry. 

This is just them trying to force their views onto everyone else. As usual...

 

Here is a good example of just how far these groups go. 

http://www.newsday.com/news/printedition/longisland/ny-lipeta176072241mar17,0,5333870.story

A fucking Elementary School of all places... protesting and stopping children on the way out of school to preach to them about how bad circus' are and how badly they treat animals, knowing that children are by far the easiest ones to feed their bullshit to and successfully force their views on.

When I read that in my Newsday the other day I felt enough was enough. How anyone could support a group like this is beyond my comprehension.

 

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