"Yeah, gross. We're not with that guy."
-EA's official statement
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For the record, Martin Sheen's fictional presidency would be the exact opposite of Donald Trump's fictional presidency. |
For those unfamiliar with Mass Effect, it's a video game where in the player fights to save the galaxy from various space threats and not, as Trump's usage of the clip implies, to save evangelical white men from the threat of Obamacare and not getting their way all the time. Hence EA's beef with all this. The clip he stole features Martin Sheen-yes, goddamn Martin 'President Bartlet' Sheen, as the Illusive Man, an evil, xenophobic billionaire who uses his wealth and influence to shape events which, yeah, ok, kind of like Trump, so it's not that far off.
But he is the greatest threat of our brief existence...how can he also be the-nevermind, that's just confusing. |
Here's the bit he used and again, remember that Sheen's character is actually talking about a space hero from the future:
"We're at war. No one wants to admit it, but u-manity is under attack. One very specific man, might be all that stands between u-manity and the greatest threat of our brief existence."
"We're at war. No one wants to admit it, but u-manity is under attack. One very specific man, might be all that stands between u-manity and the greatest threat of our brief existence."
-Martin Sheen as the Illusive Man,
taking the 'soft H' to a higher level
So whatever, Donald Trump sent out a ridiculous self-aggrandizing tweet about how he's exactly like a tough-as-nails space hero from the future and EA was all 'screw that.' Fine. What I don't get is how he thought no one would notice. On the internet. Where no subject is too insignificant or meaningless to scrutinize. Here's a link to an entire page about the debate over which Transformer is Frenzy and which is Rumble. Enjoy.
Above: Donald Trump apparently, ready to save u-manity. |
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