Children may not have any depth of insight into the game, such as the constraints of team resources during battle. They may play from an entirely subjective perspective without an objective overview of what is happening on the field and how they may best contribute to a victory. There is nothing wrong with playing for fun and getting what you want out of the game without regard to anyone else's welfare. The battlefield is punishing enough. If judge wants to punish them further for their actions that is a corrective action made under a set of morals which those subject to it may not share. In other words, anybody can do whatever the hell they want. There is no established code of conduct.

That said, Judge can do whatever the hell he wants, hence my plea, derived from strategic insight not to waste other team members' time, despite how insignificant their contribution may look to me.

It's all relative. "Those who are bound by desire see only that which can be held in their hands"

The logic of a sniper can be so cute.

Well, if you would like to b*tch slap each other, then hear this:

1. While, technically, the statement was not an accusation, I intended an understood accusation, to be sure. While whether or not you practice sniping was uknown to me I did intend to raise the intensity of the conversation to the f*ck you level.
2. The hypothetical form of "to be" is conjugated in the past tense. i.e. "If one were ..."
3. It is a word of wisdom, nearly a koan. The statement may be interpreted on many levels.
4. You will see what you wish to see. Only your humility, curiosity and open mindedness can lead you to enlightenment.