- Kotaku

By Evan Narcisse Published October 3, 2014 |

The man who wrote and directed Call of Duty: Black Ops argues that the U.S. government should put soldiers in schools to protect them. David Anthony—who is now a fellow at political think tank The Atlantic Council—made his remarks during a talk titled “The Future of Unknown Conflict,” where he also described marketing as a sort of brainwashing. You can read more about Anthony’s talk at Polygon

http://www.polygon.com/2014/10/3/6900095/call-of-duty-us-government-brainwash-public-debate-soldiers-schools

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