Not very convincing. You're going to have to provide extraordinary evidence to support such an extraordinary claim. You've only repeated one of the critiques of the game, which was actually much worse in the original Sims game. So in a way, they've already addressed the issue you have with it.
Boiling it down to one word doesn't do the problem justice. Do you trust your developers with your code? Do you trust them follow code standards? Do you trust them with business secrets? Do you trust them with your house keys? Those are all different levels of trust. How do you implement a process with people who don't trust you or otherwise undermine attempts at change? Knowing what you're up against is more than half the battle.