ce n'est pas exactement ce qu'il dit.
il dit de mettre des militaire en vetements civil dans les ecoles pour les proteger (il pense surement au massacres qui arrive dans des ecoles)
“Now these guys are U.S. soldiers who are in plainclothes, whose job and part of their responsibility is to protect schools.”
il dit aussi que le public pensera que c'est un etat policier et s'y opposera,
“The public won’t like it, they’ll think it’s a police state,”
il faut donc le faire accepter par un matraquage de marketing au point de laver le cerveau au publique pour le faire accepter, qu'il aime ou pas l'idée.
"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.”
il fini par comparer cette méthode de matraquage marketing a ce que fait call of duty
“I look at the U.S. military and government, ironically, as having some of the very same problems as what the Call of Duty franchise has,”
et pense que le USA et Call of duty sont les meilleurs au monde, ont des enemies mais activision sait comment se protéger.
"We are both the best in the world at what we do. We both have enemies who are trying to take us down at any possible opportunity. But the difference is, we know how to react to that.”
