This whole Petition and those who are supporting it are from what I can tell focused on three arguments,<br><br>1. “It will normalise what happened”,<br>This is quite absurd of a claim considering the gameplay video that they released seems tense &amp; morbid from that alone, if anything this will likely make people more against what happened. Of course there will be those who have an uncertain stance for whatever reason or hold a stance wether it be Pro or Anti America, those who have an uncertain stance will likely steer towards Anti-America in this case and those who already have a stance will likely just reaffirm their stance.<br><br>2. “It will cause racism”<br>I don’t see how anything about this says “Iraq Bad” it’s simply put killing, the race isn’t mentioned, the nationality is but I don’t think that will make an impact.<br>Much like with point 1 this will just result in those that are uncertain staying uncertain and those who already have a stance will likely just reaffirm their stance.<br><br>3. “It will cause violence”<br>This has to be the most absurd claim afaik there is no evidence that supports this. On top of that the psychology article (in the video) states how attention should be focused on what is known to cause this and not on stuff that has no known links to it. For activists that primarily use Twitter to be doing the opposite is quite bizarre as that’s the kind of stuff they normally would try to raise awareness for. Lastly the developers that support this should be looking in the mirror, a game like this that is tense &amp; morbid is less likely to (and this is IF it did which it does not) cause people to kill than games like rainbow six siege which are more lighter &amp; more trivial when it comes to killing.,(reply>), I wouldn’t say it would be anti-American it is based on the experience of the soldiers who fought there