Over 100 students at the Academy of Notre Dame in Massachusetts, America, have protested the horrible violence in Call of Duty: World at War. Because hurting people is... wait, sorry, hurting wuvly fwuffy dogs is sick and wrong and bad!

Breanna Lucci, 19, rallied the school's Animal Rights Club (of which she is president) and launched a petition after she saw her brother killing dogs in CoD: World at War. She hopes to present the petition to Activision Blizzard.

"Killing dogs as a form of entertainment ... over and over again. That's one of the objects of the game", said Lucci to the Lowell Sun. "Parents need to know what they are buying their kids. Killing animals should not be a form of entertainment." Lucci didn't mention a problem with killing humans in the game.

Talking about the horrific experience she had when she first saw dogs getting killed in World at War, she said, "My little 12-pound pomeranian, Winnie the Pooh, is sitting next to him, and I'm thinking, 'This looks horrible!'" Lucci's other pomeranian is called 'Fluffy'. If you have a reasonably-sized handbag, you can fit a pomeranian in it.

"We don't think killing people is a good idea either", Barbara Vitale, faculty moderator of the club sagely remembered to add.

"I fear young kids playing these games and thinking it's all right to do this, because they do it in a video game", said Danielle Morin, 18. It's unclear whether Morin is aware that the game is rated 15/M and not meant to be sold to children. It's also unclear whether she thinks all gamers are complete morons who can't tell the difference between games and reality.

Anyway, the damn dirty dogs would happily bite your balls off!