03-22-2012, 01:25 AM
Uni, you've crossed a line.
The fact that your arguments here are so anchored purely in an emotion should be evidence that you should be taking a step back and looking at them. There's obviously a conflict of interest here; you're a defender, and you don't want to see a region you're involved with make ANY concessions whatsoever to an invader region simply because you believe the region in question to be totally evil. You're more concerned with how your "Belgian friends," who have <em class='bbc'>nothing</em> to do with TSP and its security, will react to this, than you are with how this could benefit the region of TSP.
I'm sure that, if TNI tried to push its ideals or an agenda on TSP, the TSPers would notice fairly quickly, terminate relations with TNI, and eventually freeze TNI out of the region. TNI could attack this region whether or not it had a treaty with it; however, attacking a region with which it had a treaty would most likely receive a much more negative response from the general community and would lose TNI a lot of support all-around. TNI is more of a region than it is an organization, concerned with diplomacy as well as militarism. However, you completely ignore the fact that TNI has any kind of working community and see it as a ruthless raider group with a one-way train of thought.
In making these assumptions you are thinking exactly as you believe TNI to be thinking.
I wouldn't be quite so bothered by this if you weren't rallying people to come here and vote against this, these people mainly being from your organization, the UDL. Fisch, while he is a citizen, never contributed anything to TSP but appeared here to vote against this motion. Mahaj has contributed but was absent for some time before appearing to vote NAY on this treaty. Camwood is pushing for citizenship simply so that he may vote against this treaty. There are a number of other examples that others have highlighted.
This is <em class='bbc'>exactly</em> the reason I was wary of the UDL when it first appeared and began getting involved in the feeders, and I thought, after a number of months of seemingly unbiased activity, that I could trust its members to be responsible here. You are currently undermining that trust, Unibot.
This is serious. If you're going to take advantage of and thus abuse TSP's democratic system by bringing a goon squad here, you are worse than the people you are trying to freeze out of TSP's affairs. Back off, Uni. You, for the most part, had earned my trust in the UDL to be fair in these regions, but you're quickly dissolving it.
The fact that your arguments here are so anchored purely in an emotion should be evidence that you should be taking a step back and looking at them. There's obviously a conflict of interest here; you're a defender, and you don't want to see a region you're involved with make ANY concessions whatsoever to an invader region simply because you believe the region in question to be totally evil. You're more concerned with how your "Belgian friends," who have <em class='bbc'>nothing</em> to do with TSP and its security, will react to this, than you are with how this could benefit the region of TSP.
I'm sure that, if TNI tried to push its ideals or an agenda on TSP, the TSPers would notice fairly quickly, terminate relations with TNI, and eventually freeze TNI out of the region. TNI could attack this region whether or not it had a treaty with it; however, attacking a region with which it had a treaty would most likely receive a much more negative response from the general community and would lose TNI a lot of support all-around. TNI is more of a region than it is an organization, concerned with diplomacy as well as militarism. However, you completely ignore the fact that TNI has any kind of working community and see it as a ruthless raider group with a one-way train of thought.
In making these assumptions you are thinking exactly as you believe TNI to be thinking.
I wouldn't be quite so bothered by this if you weren't rallying people to come here and vote against this, these people mainly being from your organization, the UDL. Fisch, while he is a citizen, never contributed anything to TSP but appeared here to vote against this motion. Mahaj has contributed but was absent for some time before appearing to vote NAY on this treaty. Camwood is pushing for citizenship simply so that he may vote against this treaty. There are a number of other examples that others have highlighted.
This is <em class='bbc'>exactly</em> the reason I was wary of the UDL when it first appeared and began getting involved in the feeders, and I thought, after a number of months of seemingly unbiased activity, that I could trust its members to be responsible here. You are currently undermining that trust, Unibot.
This is serious. If you're going to take advantage of and thus abuse TSP's democratic system by bringing a goon squad here, you are worse than the people you are trying to freeze out of TSP's affairs. Back off, Uni. You, for the most part, had earned my trust in the UDL to be fair in these regions, but you're quickly dissolving it.