I deemed it necessary, however, to inform Admiral Nomarya of the Royal Khanid Navy about Lok'riGÇÖs shockingly outrageous impertinence towards a holder of the Kingdom, which not only insults the Kingdom, but crosses every commonsensical line of jurisdictionGÇöwhich he doesnGÇÖt even possess in this case.

shockingly outrageous

This does not sound like you.



There's an old saying you might remember, to the effect of "suffer not a single heretic, though a whole world may burn as a result."


There was a time not so many years ago, when True Amarr brother and sister capsuleers would settle this sort of thing immediately, political consequences be damned.



You remember.

So now it is the place of failed court poets to judge the nobles? Yah, a party of foolish jesters you truly are. And you dare to talk about GÇ£understanding following proper procedure.GÇ¥ Preposterous. Preposterous. Preposterous!

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Your transparently self-serving comment has been noted. Thank you for encouraging infighting.

PIE works with and upholds established authorities and institutions within the Empire, just as any Imperial citizen should. No need for anarchic acts.

Oh don't worry this won't effect my upcoming evisceration of her and subsequent gift to your organization.

There is a sidenote I would wish to make, and that has to do with direct questions of authority (denying that someone is your leader, chief executive, commander in chief, or whatever title has been bestowed upon him/her, or claiming their holding of the title is illegitimate) vs. questions of policy. The former, I agree, are troublesome no matter how a government or other such body is structured, with a few rare exceptions related to fitness to rule, of which Empress Sarum is not one of them (and for her sake, I do not wish such a mental breakdown upon her). The latter, though, are a normal and healthy part of a functioning governance apparatus. To conflate the former and the latter is quite harmful, considering that while she may have all the enlightenment the title of Empress brings, Jamyl I Sarum is still as capable of goofing something up as you or I, Lord Lok'Ri.


In short: "the Empress sucks" is one thing, "the Empress made a bad call there because of such-and-such reason" is a whole another story. Don't mix the two up, and I think we'll all be better off for it.

They are treating individuals as traitors without even allowing those of Holder status their right to honorable duel.

Holders have a special responsibility to uphold the Amarrian way of life and to provide an example of proper and decorous behavior for all who are of lower status. Publicly questioning the Empresses status is a direct violation of that responsibility and a disgrace to the office of Holder.

To know the true path, but yet, to never follow it. That is possibly the gravest sin.
- The Scriptures, Book of Missions 13:21

I hate to break it to you, Mr. Karris, but you were merely the last straw. The person whose treacherous ramblings made me decide that a stance needed to be made. Beyond that, you are little more than a pathetic and honorless disgrace to your ancestry.

Oh gods. See what you did, PIE? You got Diana Kim to agree with you. Now you know you've well and truly arrived in crazy town.

Alright. Inappropriate facetiousness aside, I need to actually ask something here. Your worlds and systems rest in the hands of the Minmatar, your sworn enemy you vowed to bring back under the banner of Amarr, and you're making a list? Why don't you leave that to the MIO, you know...as it's their job? Why do you think they are incapable of handling this?

I don't understand why you're wasting time declaring a new 'list' to be made and handed over to MIO essentially saying I'M TELLING I'M TELLING instead of taking back your worlds. For the love of Gods, I thought this was a joke at first. But no, you're actually doing this. Unbelievable....

Imagine the following scenario:

You're walking along a street when you see a gang of thugs attacking an old lady. You decide that they need to be stopped, but you intervening directly will not help the situation.

Do you contact the police and let them know what's happening, or do you leave it to them, you know, as it's their job?

Imagine the following scenario:

You're walking along a street when you see a gang of thugs attacking an old lady. You decide that they need to be stopped, but you intervening directly will not help the situation.

Do you contact the police and let them know what's happening, or do you leave it to them, you know, as it's their job?

Now imagine the following scenario: A military organisation of about one hundred people which is part of a militia, sees a group of thugs attacking an old lady. The military organisation, which consists of trained capsuleers, decides to call the police. Would you call that an example of duty? An example of braveness?

So advocating an unorthodox idea within the Empire is viewed the same as committing a violent crime against persons? Interesting.

So advocating an unorthodox idea within the Empire is viewed the same as committing a violent crime against persons? Interesting.

Gotta give this one to Lord Admiral Lok'ri for integrity and consistency. Better to stick to your empire's original beliefs than wishy-washy, Gallente-tainted "interpretations".

After all, the Empire is an absolutist entity. What is said at the top is unambiguously the word of God, and even an atheist can understand that there can be no word higher than the creator of all existence, if one believed in it. Liberal relativism has never been a thing there, so it is Admiral Lok'ri who appears wholesome.