Is Sani Sabik by faith, and is actually actively fighting Blood Raiders.
There is a difference, I'd kindly suggest learning it before making random outbursts of stupidity like that in public.

Individual Sani Sabik cults may differ from each other in wildly divergent ways[1], but all have three things in common.

The most notable commonality is the usage of blood in the majority of their rituals. Followers view blood as the essence of life and spirituality and believe that it has mystical powers. The exact nature of these powers and how blood is used differs widely between sects.

Among some of the more extreme cults, blood is drained from outsiders and the unwilling and consumed as a form of sacrament. The Blood Raiders perform massive raids and kidnap individuals to form GÇ£blood farms.GÇ¥ They formerly blooded children as they supposedly had GÇ£purerGÇ¥ blood, though under Omir Sarikusa, they turned to the blood of clones for similar reasons. A sect gaining traction in the Gallente Federation exchanges blood between members willingly.

The second commonality is the belief in savants, individuals who are greater than their fellow man and capable of great achievements. The nature of these savants varies from sect to sect, with some following closely to the Amarr tradition of the chosen being born that way. The Blood Raiders view the practice more liberally, considering anyone strong enough to embrace the Blood Raider lifestyle worthy of being called one of the chosen Such a belief is found in many of the other sects scattered across New Eden and is especially appealing to Amarr commoners, who seek to rise above their restrictive stations.

The third commonality is that immortality is attainable, either spiritually or physically, through adherence to the Sani Sabik rituals. Some believing that a person can become exempt from judgment and achieve eternal life and happiness after death.

2. Blooding. While yes, I do in fact blood capsuleers, the blooding of an individual who is not only unenlightened! but isn't even submitting willingly is sinful and immoral.

While certainly not inclined to the beliefs of Sani Sabik, thank you, Ms. Meiyi, for clarifying some points between Blood Raiders and the Sabik.

Fascinating.

A child should not pay for the mistakes of their father or mother.

2. Blooding. While yes, I do in fact blood capsuleers, the blooding of an individual who is not only unenlightened! but isn't even submitting willingly is sinful and immoral.

News at ten; Nobody cares.

Why don't you people just go to the blood bank or something for your strange rituals?

Aside from that, I can't help but laugh at wanting to use clone blood because it's more pure. Clones are adults themselves, so have done all the same things as non-clones unlike children. In addition, most people who can afford clones, especially capsuleers, aren't the kind of people I would describe as 'pure' (speaking of which, what happens if you use for a ritual, blood that is swamped with crash and other drugs?). This naturally doesn't apply if you are using fresh/uninhabited clones.

I don't get Bood Raiders or Sani-whatever.

It's because Quafe eats your mind.

Don't care, burn them all.

I don't get Bood Raiders or Sani-whatever.

Drinking blood seems like a lot of trouble. Why not like crack open a Quafe instead? GÖÑ

Either that or the silicon.