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61. On the baseliner masses and CONCORD - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Rogue Integer wrote: Quote: The real problem of humanity is the following: we have paleolithic emotions, medieval institutions; and god-like technology. As capsuleers, we can control the first factor. Although not all choose to do so, wit...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.17 17:46:00
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62. heartless pilots - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Kat Valja wrote: ... the second one could be him except older but he would be by now. If he's gotten killed with any regularity, that's actually unlikely. Absent specific instructions to the contrary, most clones are made from an original f...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.17 17:03:00
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63. Jin-Mei Melon Smugglers threaten Lirsautton agricultural economy ? - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Scherezad wrote: Does this really pass for groundbreaking Gallente journalism? No, no, it really does not. Well-- I guess it depends on which "ground" you're talking about. If it's the ground directly above "a new low," then yes. Muck Rake...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.15 17:36:00
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64. Strix pilot names Tibus Heth Enemy Number One. - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Calliste Gessenier wrote: The Caldari people deserve to live in an independent, free and open society which is currently not possible under the regime of Tibus Heth. We are fighting for the liberty of the Caldari people just as much as we are d...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.15 02:38:00
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65. heartless pilots - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Natalcya Katla wrote: Children are the future. Why weigh them down with parents? ... Natalcya ... I'm going to do you the courtesy of presuming that you didn't run fast enough and those are the implants talking. Oh, right. Your mother. Scra...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.10 06:26:00
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66. heartless pilots - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Los Muertas wrote: Aria Jenneth wrote: We should be kind with other women who have been badly treated. The world at large will not be. I only have so much money and even less of a charitable nature. You misunderstand my use of the w...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.10 06:04:00
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67. heartless pilots - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Katrina Oniseki wrote: I'll concede that she is indeed doing right by this child, and I have no way to know what sort of life the child lives. Judging that she managed to place a post here, she's either an empyrean herself or someone well enoug...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.10 05:53:00
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68. heartless pilots - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Los Muertas wrote: Ms Jenneth, I am not sure if you have lumped me in with the "gender-morality double-standard" you mention.... Not so much. Apologies if that was unclear. Quote: I know there are other people just as quick to come to mu...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.10 00:58:00
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69. [I-RED] Wiyrkomi Honor Guard - A Success Story - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Hoshisuuvi wrote: IGS: Where you too can go from simple public affairs release to philosophical debate in less than 72 hours. Or three, if the public affairs release is from the Amarr.... Or anybody at all, if people are feeling talkative. I...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.10 00:32:00
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70. heartless pilots - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Tch. The gender-morality double-standard marches on. A woman who is sexually active is "loose." A man who acts similarly but escapes the consequences gets a wink and the occasional defensive declaration that, if only his identity were known, he'd ...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.10 00:22:00
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71. [I-RED] Wiyrkomi Honor Guard - A Success Story - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Marrano Cardosa wrote: A free soceity does not call Justice a subjective emotion-drive ideal, but rather sees Justice as one of the keys to legitimacy for law. Oppression is the order of the day when "the smooth operation of society" trumps Jus...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.09 23:53:00
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72. heartless pilots - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Los Muertas wrote: ... what I am saying is that if we are talking about an empyrean, then there is nothing that can stop him from coming to take your child, or to destroy his shame no matter the cost. The chances that he reads this and has a su...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.09 23:12:00
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73. [I-RED] Wiyrkomi Honor Guard - A Success Story - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Vechtor wrote: I always thought that a crime was greater than other faults in a society because, by definition... it is a crime! It certainly can be. Only, a crime is merely an act that some lawmaking body defines as such-- it need not be ag...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.09 22:59:00
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74. heartless pilots - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Katrina Oniseki wrote: I will and do scold and shame her for the poor choices she has quite obviously made. If I knew who the father was, I'd do the same to him and quite happily point him here to answer for this foolishness. Ms. Oniseki ....
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.09 21:56:00
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75. [I-RED] Wiyrkomi Honor Guard - A Success Story - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Natalcya Katla wrote: By all means, if you find a law to be unjust, go ahead and campaign or petition to have it changed through whatever legal channels exist to do so. But if you discard the law for the sake of justice, you are nothing more th...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.09 20:34:00
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76. Kuvakei's Motives (branch from The War of Lies) - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Dilaro thagriin wrote: Seems to me that I hit the nail on the head with my original post there tibby.... I concur. (Though I'm reserving judgment on Kuvakei's taste in lieutenants.) (... trying to, anyway.)
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.04 05:01:00
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77. Kuvakei's Motives (branch from The War of Lies) - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Tiberious Thessalonia wrote: I don't particularly feel the need to respond to wild conspiracy theories about the leader of my faction, or any other faction. I deal in evidence. When Aria Jenneth provides some evidence as opposed to speculation,...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.03 21:37:00
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78. Whose fault is it? - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Not really my area, but ... wouldn't this suggestion result in.... Well, take a Holder whose, ah, human possessions rioted in large numbers. This rioting results in a few deaths, and extensive damage to person and property. Would this result in ...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.02 23:12:00
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79. Glory to the Cause! Seshala has been reclaimed - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Los Muertas wrote: Seeing a chance to proclaim some kind of victory in his personal "Reclaiming" he declared himself the victor....only it seems Sansha's Nation was the victor so he has put his foot in it, either as a liar or a traitor. "Lia...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.07.01 15:01:00
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80. Kuvakei's Motives (branch from The War of Lies) - in Intergalactic Summit [original thread]
Uraniae Fehrnah wrote: Well, to be fair I don't need to presume you're somehow opposed to Kuvakei's actions, your opposition comes across clearly in the options you've laid out in a rather black and white manner. If that isn't intended, then ye...
- by Aria Jenneth - at 2012.06.30 22:48:00
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