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Apr 29, 2010 21:23

[a boy sitting primly at his desk, fingers steepled, an intense look in his blue eyes as he watches the camera]

...I suppose an update is an order. For those interested, I have a job within the city now, under a neutral employer. I'll be working for a city clothing line: Marée Bleus, or Blue Tides. I understand they're fairly popular, though I ( Read more... )

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[video] penetrable April 30 2010, 01:27:21 UTC

You're going to receive reactions you don't want to hear. Why put yourself in that position? It'll make you angrier.

[video] sequincy April 30 2010, 01:32:51 UTC

People will always have opinions I don't agree with.

[video] penetrable April 30 2010, 01:34:08 UTC

So you're asking for disagreement.

[video] sequincy April 30 2010, 01:44:21 UTC

I'm asking for reactions. Some will be disagreements, others won't be.

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[voice] mentis_reae April 30 2010, 01:28:13 UTC

Well said. Those who commit such violent acts are criminals. It is as simple as that. They are not "newcomers," or anything of the sort - they are only criminals, and must suffer the full punishment of the law.

[voice] sequincy April 30 2010, 01:36:42 UTC

I agree. I'm only curious to see how many others do as well.

[voice] mentis_reae April 30 2010, 01:38:17 UTC

I should think nearly everyone would.

[voice] sequincy April 30 2010, 02:07:29 UTC

Ideally. But then we have those who think toppling buildings are a reasonable way to deal with anger.

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Voice. zealouspeter April 30 2010, 01:31:14 UTC

Did you expect new-comers to be different?

Voice. sequincy April 30 2010, 01:39:02 UTC

Of course not. That would be idealistic.

Voice. zealouspeter April 30 2010, 02:35:07 UTC

Then you shouldn't really think speaking or acting against the more violent new-comers would change the public's mind about anything.

Voice. sequincy May 1 2010, 00:18:34 UTC

It's harder to change it to the better, yes. But it's so very easy to make things worse.

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Hologram // Untraceable tots_prodigy April 30 2010, 01:34:56 UTC

Having something in common doesn't mean we're a community.

Hologram // Untraceable sequincy April 30 2010, 01:41:57 UTC

Many of us rely on each other for help. We have a shared fund, security services to aid those of us who ask for them, and we consider ourselves distinct from the larger society.

We would technically be defined as a community.

video tsundervalue April 30 2010, 01:48:33 UTC

Maybe we wouldn't have to do anything if they just left us alone in the first place.

video sequincy April 30 2010, 01:49:22 UTC

We certainly wouldn't have to do anything to the excess that you did.

video tsundervalue April 30 2010, 01:58:37 UTC

It's not like they'll stop if we act like they're bitches. So why hold back when shit's gonna keep on screwing us over?

video sequincy April 30 2010, 02:24:06 UTC

Because it's the moral thing to do. Because when you have the ability to stop someone without slaughtering them that's the right thing to do.

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