A little bit of both. I would like to know what changed you.

Slip second decision or something you worked though, or perhaps the adoption of general opinion of your new corporation to fit in. Neither decision would cause me to be angry or saddened, and honest response would be appreciated. I liked squading with you.

Ah adamance...a amarrian in PIE who isent a ego massive **********, how I honor you in my life

Well friend let me ask when did I ever ******* change?

are you refering to when I went though the process of becoming a Duster? When I lost all my memories becuase of a failurein transferring them to my clone? Did you know me before that? if so then im actually curious as to what I was likeI

I do remember you when you worked for Haeg. They were good days, you were a loyal caldari soldier someone who took pride in fighting for the State. perhaps that is behind you now. Well such is the nature of New Eden I would say.

Aero, please. You deny your own intelligence and by proxy insult ours.

He has been enlightened and sees slavery for what it is; free labor.

Where are you getting these horrible generalisations from?

Someone tell you the
Gallente are Self righteous and obnoxious, junkies to the world of corrupt politicians?
or the
Minmatar are Tribal Savages who roll around in the mud and filth?

Where did you hear these ignorant concepts?

I was under the impression you believed both of those (With the exception of the Minmatar under your control).

My head hurts. Are you seriously trying to suggest that "Cool story bro" and "who gives a ****" is mature? And I suppose it doesn't matter how many times we make it clear that Amarr do not do "slavery" for free labor, you guys already made up your mind that that's the only possible reason.

It's like the old story of Ardishapur and the Anmatar Mandate - a individual so convinced that the Amarr are nothing but evil that even when he beared witness to several accounts to the contrary, it was not good enough to break his preconceived notions of who he thought we were.

Compose oneself, my dear dictative gamin and hearken the plea of a moved man,

I do not believe that the Amarr started slavery on the premise of orchestrating an unrecompensed labor force. Though, for better or worse, the practice has degraded to that. This I most evident in the fact that the Amarr are economically dependent on slave labor. The work the fields, manufacture goods and even perform manual tasks such as house cleaning and other such maintenance work.

To counter your position that you simply wish to educate them on your ways is also flawed. The majority of slaves are not even allowed to learn the practice of literacy. How will they ever learn about your ways if they are not permitted to learn?

As a less rehearsed gentleman may exclaim, "THIS SYSTEM IS BROKE!".

If you guys actually allowed all slaves an equal opportunity to learn, I may actually be alright. Though, the current system of holding the majority of slaves captive without an opportunity to learn, is unfair to all slaves.

That is up to the Holder, it is his prerogative, if the slaves need to be educated they are.

That is up to the Holder, it is his prerogative, if the slaves need to be educated they are.

((Hey True Adamance, just a little OOC note, have you been coming to the Hex Club lately? ....we miss you bro :( ))