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US Army Commercial Targeting Video Gamers

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Uploaded by on Jun 8, 2007

In this commercial for the US Army, they target video gamers by offering them an exclusive US Army video game, plus a free "interactive" informational DVD.

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  • But what if i get lag in rl??? i even heard there are no respawn points!!

  • 0:06 That niggah been smokin CRACK!

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  • sorry RL would have to have a serios patch before i even considerd that shit.

  • killing people in real life aint a game , sorry faggots

  • War is unproductive. Evolve past that bullshit.

  • 2ID patches. "SECOND TO NONE"

  • they want gamers to control their robot warriors from a distance.. that way, when they are attacking americans who are trying to stop this tyrannical goverment, they can just put some little faces of bin laden on the gamer screen, and they wont have to worry about their drone soldiers being bothered by what theyre doing

  • It didn't say when you get killed in real life you don't respawn.

  • bahahahhaha

  • stop tricking yung idiots into becoming a soldier, its a dangerous n real profession, they cant handle it they prolly might take it for a game n act like they have 9 lives left or sumthin. what is society turning into, i mean hes like "u ready to take this to the next level" hands a brochure saying come die today*. jus sayin tht was low the u.s, real low

  • @XxXNightstalkerX lame...

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