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echo47 wrote:

Satja Askarin wrote:

echo47 wrote:

Satja Askarin wrote:

As much as I long to be a freewoman amongst my brothers and sisters in God I feel I am a better person for my sufferings, if you can even call them that.

I have a kind masters and have been fortunate in my time, old scars remain, but an new life was opened to me in the service of God.

A service I one day hope to champion as a freewoman.

Will this "freedom" you speak of allow you access to all aspects Amarrian traditions, politics, and economy?

Will be equal in the eyes of other Amarr, or only equal inthe eyes of your god?

In the eyes of my God I shall be his child like all Amarr are.

The Amarrian society is hierarchical and has to have been for the centuries of suffering on Athra and expansion into space have required ordered and clear lines of societal division.

In many cases I like the Ni Kunni or Khanid are not able to take part in certain ancient Amarrian traditions, thus we create our own, in homage to, and pride in our own individual society identities and celebrate that despite and in accepting those differences we have come to the same Uniform understanding.

Within the Empire why should I have need of political sway, such is held by the Heir bloodlines and economically and I free to find myself work however I see fit.

This "freedom" gives me all that I ever need or could desire from the Amarr, I am a humble woman, without much formal education, battlefield triage, Amarrian religion and history in small parts, and physiotherapy, being the exceptions.

I would not say I have had the opportunity to have studied the curriculum at a normal school, though I do hope to some day. As a free woman I would be able to follow that dream.

So your god sees you as equal but those you once served do not. True freedom does not set artifical boundries, boundries based upon who your parents were. If your god loved you as all amarr there would be equality. You are free to do what you wish as long as it is okay with those who rank above you. A rank not earned but one they were born into.This is not freedom at all just another form of enslavement.

You have simply become another tool of Amarrian propaganda. The words you say, if they are truely your own ,will only be used to enforce the false Amarrian notion of righteousness. I would have loved to be able to call you my sister, but your choice has made you my enemy.


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Satja Askarin Vherokior Combat Logistics Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2013.12.21 11:01:00 - [1] - Quote As much as I long to be a freewoman amongst my brothers and sisters in God I feel I am a better person for my sufferings, if you can even call them that. I have a kind masters and have been fortunate in my time, old scars remain, but an new life was opened to me in the service of God. A service I one day hope to champion as a freewoman.
Satja Askarin Vherokior Combat Logistics Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2013.12.21 11:04:00 - [2] - Quote Llast 326 wrote: Aisha Ctarl wrote: You know the Amarr release their slaves and adopt them into the Empire right? The Amarr really aren't as evil as you think. Genocide through assimilationGÇª There is no genocide, how can you even say that kinsman? In all peoples we see the faces of good and evil and none more so in my own kind. I hold no grudges over the things my own people have done to me over the years, I hold no grudge that I return to the Republic on my masters business only to not be welcome by my brother and Mother... It is hard... There is no genocide, unity has always benefitted our people, can you not see this, the unity of the Tribes has benefited the Republic greatly. The unity of Mankind can only benefit us all.
Satja Askarin Vherokior Combat Logistics Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2013.12.21 11:19:00 - [3] - Quote KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf wrote: Satja Askarin wrote: As much as I long to be a freewoman amongst my brothers and sisters in God I feel I am a better person for my sufferings, if you can even call them that. I have a kind masters and have been fortunate in my time, old scars remain, but an new life was opened to me in the service of God. A service I one day hope to champion as a freewoman. Ok, who's alt is this? True Adamance? I'm sorry sir I am not necessarily familiar with the terminology you immortals tend to use. What does alt mean? Kador Ouryon is my master and has been a long standing friend for me since Iesa III.
Satja Askarin Vherokior Combat Logistics Minmatar Republic 10	Posted - 2013.12.21 11:34:00 - [4] - Quote KAGEHOSHI Horned Wolf wrote: Belongs in the intergalactic summit (roleplay section) ((Belongs where ever the **** I want it to doesn't it))
Satja Askarin Vherokior Combat Logistics Minmatar Republic 11	Posted - 2013.12.21 22:42:00 - [5] - Quote echo47 wrote: Satja Askarin wrote: As much as I long to be a freewoman amongst my brothers and sisters in God I feel I am a better person for my sufferings, if you can even call them that. I have a kind masters and have been fortunate in my time, old scars remain, but an new life was opened to me in the service of God. A service I one day hope to champion as a freewoman. Will this "freedom" you speak of allow you access to all aspects Amarrian traditions, politics, and economy? Will be equal in the eyes of other Amarr, or only equal inthe eyes of your god? In the eyes of my God I shall be his child like all Amarr are. The Amarrian society is hierarchical and has to have been for the centuries of suffering on Athra and expansion into space have required ordered and clear lines of societal division. In many cases I like the Ni Kunni or Khanid are not able to take part in certain ancient Amarrian traditions, thus we create our own, in homage to, and pride in our own individual society identities and celebrate that despite and in accepting those differences we have come to the same Uniform understanding. Within the Empire why should I have need of political sway, such is held by the Heir bloodlines and economically and I free to find myself work however I see fit. This "freedom" gives me all that I ever need or could desire from the Amarr, I am a humble woman, without much formal education, battlefield triage, Amarrian religion and history in small parts, and physiotherapy, being the exceptions. I would not say I have had the opportunity to have studied the curriculum at a normal school, though I do hope to some day. As a free woman I would be able to follow that dream.
Satja Askarin Vherokior Combat Logistics Minmatar Republic 11	Posted - 2013.12.21 23:44:00 - [6] - Quote echo47 wrote: Satja Askarin wrote: echo47 wrote: Satja Askarin wrote: As much as I long to be a freewoman amongst my brothers and sisters in God I feel I am a better person for my sufferings, if you can even call them that. I have a kind masters and have been fortunate in my time, old scars remain, but an new life was opened to me in the service of God. A service I one day hope to champion as a freewoman. Will this "freedom" you speak of allow you access to all aspects Amarrian traditions, politics, and economy? Will be equal in the eyes of other Amarr, or only equal inthe eyes of your god? In the eyes of my God I shall be his child like all Amarr are. The Amarrian society is hierarchical and has to have been for the centuries of suffering on Athra and expansion into space have required ordered and clear lines of societal division. In many cases I like the Ni Kunni or Khanid are not able to take part in certain ancient Amarrian traditions, thus we create our own, in homage to, and pride in our own individual society identities and celebrate that despite and in accepting those differences we have come to the same Uniform understanding. Within the Empire why should I have need of political sway, such is held by the Heir bloodlines and economically and I free to find myself work however I see fit. This "freedom" gives me all that I ever need or could desire from the Amarr, I am a humble woman, without much formal education, battlefield triage, Amarrian religion and history in small parts, and physiotherapy, being the exceptions. I would not say I have had the opportunity to have studied the curriculum at a normal school, though I do hope to some day. As a free woman I would be able to follow that dream. So your god sees you as equal but those you once served do not. True freedom does not set artifical boundries, boundries based upon who your parents were. If your god loved you as all amarr there would be equality. You are free to do what you wish as long as it is okay with those who rank above you. A rank not earned but one they were born into.This is not freedom at all just another form of enslavement. You have simply become another tool of Amarrian propaganda. The words you say, if they are truely your own ,will only be used to enforce the false Amarrian notion of righteousness. I would have loved to be able to call you my sister, but your choice has made you my enemy. Who are you to interpret the word of the Lord. Men far wiser and far more devout consider his words as best they can as it is their duty to set the course of the Amarr throughout the stars. A rank you did not earn but were arbitrarily given simply for existing has no value. I have earnt my freedom through having it taken from me. It is all the more valuable because of it. This is the mindset that caused me to walk away from my family in the slave pens. They could put up with the beatings from our own Brutor tribesmen simply because they suspected my uncle, an emancipated slave of selling us to slavers. It is also the mindset of my people that causes me to feel fear on my own home planet whenever I return on my masters business. I chose to believe in hope, yet all my supposed kinsmen have given me is despair and solitude. Your freedom is a sham. You shame yourself in service to the Gallente, while you let them force their ideals down your throats. The people I heard of in holotapes from centuries past are gone. destroyed by their own bitterness and short-sightedness.
Satja Askarin Vherokior Combat Logistics Minmatar Republic 11	Posted - 2013.12.22 03:02:00 - [7] - Quote echo47 wrote: I see your masters have trained you well, Satja, a tribute thier ability to crush the human spirit. I interpret nothing; the words of your lords mean nothing to me. The notion of freedom and equality are of a higher nature than the interpretations of your devout wise men. Men used those words to justify the ownership of another human being, to visit violence upon those who do not see the universe as they do. If your god were so benevolent he would not need the words or violence of men to spread his message. The fear you felt was warranted. Traitors have no place in any society. Our Gallente partnership is mutually beneficial, there is no service. Gallente ways are not forced upon us through intimidation or violence like Amarr religion. I see my words will not sway you to remove your shackles, so I will leave you to "exist" under the guise of freedom in a society that sees you as a lesser human being. As a man who has probably never visted the Holy city or spent time with the Amarr I don't see how you could have anything of value to say on the subject. I hate to use strong words, and I regret to have to say this, but ** you man. Twisting words and ** is fun for you isn't it, cant accept the fact that perhaps your way of life isn't exactly the best way, just like I see you and your kind telling all of the other Amarr around here. I saw no equality in the republic, just tribes of disorganised people living under a sham of what their culture used to be, venerating what the Gallente have called freedom. Even if you had the pride to say you were and independent state, those would be bitter words as you sold yourself from kinder masters to lesser ones And furthermo......