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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
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Posted - 2014.03.03 22:04:00 -
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At approximately 16:00 on 2014.03.03, over 1,000,000 Slaves were sacrificed to God by my hand.
Purchased over a period of some days at Khanid Transport Storage, Kahah I, most of these filthy Minmatar subhumans were packed into Enormous Freight Containers, the containers were flown three at a time into deep space within the Saloti system, and then they were incinerated by holy Amarrian Pulse Lasers by my Omen-class RKS Reclaimer. Finally, in order to further glorify God and leave a permanent record of this holy event, a Providence-class freighter completely filled with the remaining Slaves GÇö 176,400 of them GÇö was flown into deep space, and then obliterated in a mighty God-glorifying explosion.
Why did you do this? The Amarr people have become liberal and weak. Once other peoples looked upon us with fear and horror; now we beg them to like us and apologize to them for our God and our slaves. In such a state, we offend the holy eyes of God and He withdraws His blessings from us. Having cleaned my sins, however, in the blood of God's enemies, I might once again present myself before Him without shame; having demonstrated my willingness to do violence in His name, may He bestow upon me His blessings and His power.
Was this legal? Yes. I am a citizen of the Khanid Kingdom, where wealthy Commoners may own slaves. All slaveowners may execute capital punishment upon their slaves. I simply chose to own a lot of slaves and execute capital punishment upon all of them.
Aren't you supposed to be nice to slaves? No, that is a misconception owning to excessive liberalism among IGS Amarrians. Slaves are filthy, subhuman pieces of meat to whom little is required except keeping them on the path of salvation. These slaves have been rescued from the ever-increasing liberalism and decadence of our age; they will never fear being taken by a Liberal Holder (or worse, the Disciples of Ston) who might turn them from God unto the path of Damnation.
Is human sacrifice really allowed? It is in the Scriptures. Molok the Deceiver was sacrificed upon the altar of God.
All that said, one man's sacrifice will not move a holy and righteous God to favor the Amarr with His blessing once again. But should other Amarrians perform slave sacrifices, may God see that we are turning from liberalism back unto the conquest and Reclaiming that is our Destiny of Faith; may he bestow upon us His blessings and His power. Let it be so. Amen. Amarr Victor.
(Thanks to Pend Insurance for their assistance with this ritual.)
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
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Posted - 2014.03.03 23:32:00 -
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Sixty-Three Million.
That was the death toll due to orbital bombardment during the conquest of Eanna, one of the last systems to be Reclaimed before the Minmatar Rebellion.
That is what we Amarrians must be able to accept before we can start Reclaiming in earnest again. God knows that too many modern-day Amarrians cannot accept such bloodshed, and so further conquest is denied us. But perhaps through slave sacrifice, we can harden our hearts, steel our minds, and make ourselves worthy of a renewed Reclaiming before a holy and righteous God. |
Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
105
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Posted - 2014.03.03 23:33:00 -
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Andreus Ixiris wrote:Usually at this point people break out clich+¬d phrases like "you're insane!" But I don't particularly feel the need to say that, as it's patently obvious to everyone already. I just think it's pretty damn rich you're ranting about "conquest" while shooting at freight containers full of non-combatants. The things the Empire wants to conquer - or, far more accurately, the things you want the Empire to conquer - tend to be a little less stationary and a lot less defenceless.
Of course they couldn't fight back. It was a sacrifice, not a ritual combat.
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
107
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Posted - 2014.03.04 00:01:00 -
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Caviar Liberta wrote: Didn't this God you say you follow also say you are to take care of those under your charge?
Not really, no.
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
107
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Posted - 2014.03.04 00:05:00 -
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James Syagrius wrote: His justice is sure and you will be held to account for every soul.
This act will surely weigh heavily at the Judgement. But far from assuring my Damnation, I believe it all but assures admission to Paradise, where I shall surely meet many of the slaves sacrificed to God on this day, and they shall praise and thank me for delivering them from this decadent, liberal world.
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
107
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Posted - 2014.03.04 00:08:00 -
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Ibrahim Tash-Murkon wrote:An act of pointless violence which cost God a great many unsaved souls, all for the sole benefit of elevating its perpetrator to an improperly perceived level of some significance. This act is to be condemned as a failure to fulfill the tenants of our Faith and the demands of God as well as a terrible display of self-gratifying stupidity.
Consider also the fate of those souls who are saved now but would have reverted to being unsaved had they remained much longer in this decadent, liberal world, or fallen into the clutches of a liberal Holder or the Disciples of Ston/Molok. Those souls gained Paradise by my sacrifice.
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
107
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Posted - 2014.03.04 00:21:00 -
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Candi LeMew wrote:Nauplius wrote:Ibrahim Tash-Murkon wrote:An act of pointless violence which cost God a great many unsaved souls, all for the sole benefit of elevating its perpetrator to an improperly perceived level of some significance. This act is to be condemned as a failure to fulfill the tenants of our Faith and the demands of God as well as a terrible display of self-gratifying stupidity. Consider also the fate of those souls who are saved now but would have reverted to being unsaved had they remained much longer in this decadent, liberal world, or fallen into the clutches of a liberal Holder or the Disciples of Ston/Molok. Those souls gained Paradise by my sacrifice. But didn't you previously say that the key to salvation was to make the choice themselves to accept your god?
That wasn't me. I don't believe free will is necessary for salvation.
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
107
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Posted - 2014.03.04 01:26:00 -
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Fredfredbug4 wrote:You destroyed 1.3 billion ISK just to draw attention to yourself on the IGS. You're actually an idiot! Gutter Press will be parodying your stupidity before you know it!
My own personal glory does not concern me; I would have my work done this day exceeded ten, no, a hundred times over and by persons of greater fame and social class than myself. Would a True Amarr Holder of fame and fortune take the lead in ushering in a New Reclaiming I would gladly and graciously step aside and give him all the deference he is due.
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
107
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Posted - 2014.03.04 02:46:00 -
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Koratta Keng wrote:As a citizen of the Khanid Kingdom and as a gentleman miner I am outraged and saddened at this atrocity. We must accept a measure of responsibility for this outrage for it was in our space that this deranged monster was able to so easily obtain such large numbers of slaves. This should not be. If ever there was a catalyst for change in the kingdom, let this be it. Let Khanid voices rise up in horror and disgust over this and call for the reforms needed to prevent someone such as this scourge from obtaining slaves in the first place. Words fail me.
Rather you should be pleased that the Khanid Kingdom was honored with a sacrifice that so glorified God and that the Kingdom has rather less fallen into the trap of liberalism and humanitarianism regarding slaves and still allows them to be treated like the subhuman property that they are. |
Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
107
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Posted - 2014.03.04 02:47:00 -
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Makkal Hanaya wrote:I think I'm going to log off and spend the rest of the day hating capsuleers. Possibly all of humanity.
The Empyrean class is a scourge on the world, a scourge for which I blame the Jove. May their destruction glorify God. |
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
107
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Posted - 2014.03.04 02:54:00 -
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Gaufres wrote:The Empress should be informed of your crimes, you should be stripped of any and all Amarr standing, you name removed from the Rolls of the Honored and you should be made an Enemy of the Empire.
Nonsense. Indeed, my body and soul having been purified by this sacrifice, I felt inspired to perform a million loyalty points worth of missions for the 24th Imperial Crusade today followed by the capture of 'plexes in two systems. Such is my loyalty to Amarr. |
Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
107
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Posted - 2014.03.04 12:13:00 -
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Samira Kernher wrote: The kingdom is a bastion of heresy and has been ever since His Majesty refused the Shathol'Syn and claimed that man is above God.
Negative. That would be the sixth sign, whereof more shall not be spoken. The Khanid seal has been interpreted as Man's Law versus God's Law, a more complicated theological debate. I shall not presume to question my King on this matter.
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
107
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Posted - 2014.03.04 12:32:00 -
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Consider the following thought experiment. I buy a huge number of filthy, subhuman slaves and send them to work on a Lava Planet colony, extracting Toxic Metals. They are worked in the most brutal fashion and their life expectancy at the colony is weeks or months at best. When the slaves are no longer able to work, I dump them in a cave to die.
Many would (incorrectly) consider this practice cruel. But few would consider it unorthodox; it would be within the bounds of historical Amarrian slavery.
Now, instead of giving them a slow, painful death, I have given my one million slaves a quick and painless one. I didn't even tell them what was going to happen, and the insides of the freight containers and the freighter itself were gassed with Vitoc, ensuring that my slaves died in a state of peaceful euphoria. Not only that, they died in a ritual glorifying God GÇö to the sound of prayer drones singing Amarrian hymns. If anything, I have increased their chance of salvation even more than a stint of hard labor on a Lava Planet colony would have increased their chance of salvation. Why, it may be that God in his mercy has welcomed all one million of them to Paradise, so impressed might He have been by how they glorified Him in their sacrifice. |
Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
107
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Posted - 2014.03.04 12:37:00 -
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Anatole Madullier wrote: You like some being (God in this case). You take a a bunch of their stuff, and break it. And then you expect that someone to like you back in return.
Filthy Minmatar subhuman slaves are not God's Chosen. We who are God's Chosen can break them all we want. Back before the Rebellion, at the height of our power, when all the cluster recoiled from us in abject fear and terror (as right they should), we blasted these subhumans from orbit, killing millions of them per every planet we Reclaimed.
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
108
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Posted - 2014.03.04 14:17:00 -
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Jurou Yuan wrote:Are people outraged at the sheer number of lives, or the fact it was done to innocents?
Innocents? No. They are non-Chosen whose ancestors rebelled against God and committed sin and heresy, and the wrath of God abides upon them.
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
108
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Posted - 2014.03.04 14:19:00 -
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Desiderya wrote:So how did losing to subhumans feel like, then? Must surely give rise to a massive inferiority complex.
They had help. A lot of it.
God has given them leave to make rebellion for a time, but their ultimate destruction shall only glorify God all the more for it.
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
108
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Posted - 2014.03.04 14:33:00 -
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Kyllsa Siikanen wrote: Come, come, Mr. Blake.
You act as though what he has done is somehow worse than what you and yours do literally every day!
Was it the loss of life which bothers you, or the destruction of resources?
Prove to us you're not a hypocrite. Prove these "anticruelty" measures which supposedly exist within the Empire actually DO matter, and can be enforced. Prove that you, and your organization, will draw a line in the sand, and that you will then hold that line.
Do something about it.
Spare the other Amarrian Loyalists your criticism; they have no power to "do something"; I have no regular interaction with them with which they can punish me by withdrawing; they cannot influence Khanid or CONCORD laws regarding the sale of slaves to Khanid citizens or Empyreans, nor the laws regarding treatment of slaves thus sold; should they decide to attack my vessels, they would suffer enormous losses in standings to the 24th Imperial Crusade as I am a direct member of that corporation GÇö a single podding would take the perpetrator's standing from +10 to -5. Although I think I live on the same station as PIE, they cannot so much as walk from their captain's quarters to mine due to the air contamination that affects all of us.
Should you (wrongly) find my actions reprehensible, spare the other Amarr the condemnation that belongs only to me. |
Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
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Posted - 2014.03.05 00:33:00 -
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Claudia Osyn wrote:Good to know that I can buy my way into paradise with the deaths of a couple million slaves. Just one question though, does your God do layaway, or do I have to sacrifice them all at once?
God does not accept sacrifices from everyone. He will accept my sacrifice because it was offered by a pure heart with the most noble of intentions GÇö returning the holy Amarr Empire to the bloody conquest and Reclaiming that the Lord God has commanded of us. |
Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
108
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Posted - 2014.03.05 03:08:00 -
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Claudia Osyn wrote:Got it pure heart, conquest, noble intentions, and bloody reclamation. Actually, I really don't want to dwell there forever, how many slaves for a timeshare, and do I still need the pure heart and all that?
Yes. And there's no timeshares; the only alternative to Paradise is glorifying the Amarr God forever by your eternal destruction in Hell.
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
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Posted - 2014.03.05 12:22:00 -
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Bryen Verrisai wrote:I'm tempted to hope that the more barbaric treatment of slaves in the Empire (of which this man's actions are emblematic) lasts long enough that Nauplius has the opportunity to die and be reborn as one of them himself.
There is no reincarnation GÇö you've got one shot, Paradise or Abaddon. I'm going to the former. |
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Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
109
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Posted - 2014.03.06 12:49:00 -
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For my part, I consider my position adequately expressed by the original post as well as the additional evidence presented in posts #13 and #58.
Additionally, I consider the behavior of the Amarr Bloc in this thread and the supporting threads, frantically distancing themselves from their birthright of brutal conquest and brutal slavery, as exemplary evidence of my thesis GÇö that the Amarr people have become weak in the eyes of a holy and righteous God, and we must by blood sacrifice of those we willingly and opening declare to be filthy subhumans prove ourselves worthy to God of a renewed Reclaiming. Amen. Amarr Victor. |
Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
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Posted - 2014.03.06 14:37:00 -
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Bryen Verrisai wrote: But his action had no meaningful result. As callous as it may sound, those slaves were just a drop in the bucket, and many likely faced equally cruel fates. He accomplished no tangible goal, forwarded no agenda, and ultimately succeeded in doing nothing but indulging in a moment of masturbatory cruelty.
My "agenda" is stated in the original post and subsequent clarifications listed a few posts above. Since this sacrifice was an offering to God, its "success" must be judged in theological terms. Unfortunately, since God moves on his own timetable and (often) in invisible ways, we may never have unambiguous empirical evidence whether God has accepted my sacrifice.
I, however, do not require empirical evidence; my faith tells me that God is pleased by my work but demands yet further sacrifice before He finds me most worthy of His power; furthermore, my faith tells me that God demands demands repeated sacrifices from many Amarrians before he might find our Empire worthy of his boon and blessing, for so low have we fallen in decadence and liberalism. |
Nauplius
24th Imperial Crusade Amarr Empire
110
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Posted - 2014.03.07 23:33:00 -
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Odelya d'Hanguest wrote:Even the tiny tropical island which provides me with shelter and champagne at the moment, did not remain silent and the news of the Saloti Incident reached my ears. As always Samira KernherGÇÖs blunt GÇ£opinionsGÇ¥ and the constant outrage of those who claim this and that is morally monstrous and those who believe it is daily business, have become a predictable ritual...
However, I have some questions for Mr Nauplius: Can you elaborate on what makes slaves subhuman? What were they punished for? [You said that you exercised capital punishment.] For the weakness of the Amarr Empire? Why do you care about that when you are a citizen of the Kingdom? What does your holder think of this?
Your Grace GÇö
Slaves abide under the wrath of God due not only to their sins but also those of their forebearers from the time when, as the Scriptures say, "blasphemy and heresy ruled the land." God burns with wrath toward them; He loathes them not less that we loath a fedo dung beetle; He loathes them not less than those whom He has already sent to Abaddon. Only the Amarr, the Chosen of God, the elect of God, the ones of whom the Scriptures say "lived righteously and in fear of God" are spared from birth the wrath of God.
As a slaveowner, I have both legal and moral power of life and death over these filthy wretches. I chose for them death.
I often use the word Amarr in an imprecise fashion where the term "Greater Amarr" might be more appropriate.
I would not presume to bother my holder (Zidarez Khanid of the Royal Khanid Navy) with petty questions about slaves than I would ask him whether I had permission to push garbage out my airlock. |
Nauplius
Hoi Andrapodistai
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Posted - 2014.03.19 22:34:00 -
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Sir GÇö
Despite our disagreements on this matter, it is nonetheless an honor to be addressed by a living legend such as Merdaneth.
Merdaneth wrote: It is actually quite easy to have people look upon you with fear and horror. One can simple destroy and kill without proper rhyme or reason like you did. It *is* hard to have people look upon you with awe and admiration. That is probably what you desire, but you seem to have confused the concepts somewhere along the way. If you mention Molok the deceiver, you must be familiar with the Sefrim. I would say the people looked upon them with awe, not with fear or horror, don't you?
I do not seek admiration. I seek to create Shock and Awe; to reduce the foes of the Chosen to trembling husks.
Quote: What many Amarr, like yourself, seem to have forgotten is that we didn't get our lofty position in the universe by wanton destruction, but by millenia of struggle while staying meek and humble. The power you wield in the mortal world has made your forget that such means little to your immortal soul.
On the very first page of this thread, I posted death totals for just one of the many battles of the Reclaiming,one from the very height of the empire's power and might, when all the cluster looked upon us with fear and trembling and only the combined power of the Gallente, Minmatar, and Jove could defeat us, and that not without treachery. That death toll dwarfs my little slave sacrifice here GÇö if the Amarr people cannot accept a million dead, they will certainly not accept the billions or trillions that will die in a renewed Reclaiming, and so God will not grant a renewed Reclaiming.
Quote: I think you are unfamiliar with the meaning of the word 'sacrifice'. It implies giving up something that is dear to you. Were those slaves dear to you or not?
The Scriptures say that Molok the Deceiver was sacrificed on the altar of God GÇö at that moment, he was dear to no one doing the sacrificing.
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Nauplius
Hoi Andrapodistai
145
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Posted - 2014.03.20 13:07:00 -
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Merdaneth wrote: My apologies, I thought you meant personal sacrifice but I now realize you mean ritual sacrifice. I could not image you meant ritual sacrifice, since as Admiral Lok'ri pointed out ritual sacrifice is not a common Amarr tradition. Personal sacrifice is an common Amarr tradition. I believe you know the scripture about Garum and Zakara? Please do not confuse the two in the future, and do not use phrases as 'one man's sacrifice' in your post if you don't mean personal sacrifice.
I am also shocked the you seem to equate the crimes of your slaves with the crimes of Molok the Deceiver. If your soul was tainted by the wanton destruction of so much property before, then I'm convinced its damned by your statement that your deed was of similar significance to that legendary tale. I am certainly relieved that I never have to stand before God and claim such a thing on judgement day.
Pilot Merdaneth GÇö
In lately revealed True Scripture, God has announced that He has given the Minmatar Republic over to destruction. In the blood of those reprobates, the wayward but still Chosen people of God shall wash away their own sins and prove their worthiness of a renewed Reclaiming; the blood of the Brutor shall give strength; that of the Sebiestor, intellect; and that of the Vherokior, wisdom.
Is it no co-incidence that the sacrifice of Molok the Deceiver launched the new Empire founded by Amash-Akura upon centuries of conquest? The blood of the Minmatar Republic shall fuel a thousand conquests more. Amen. Amarr Victor. |
Nauplius
Hoi Andrapodistai
145
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Posted - 2014.03.20 18:13:00 -
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Alistair Cononach wrote:Foolish, wasteful, frivolous, sadistic and pointless stupidity, writ large.
God does not smile upon you, or your insanity. Or your Gallente-like desire for attention.
YouGÇÖre no better, and no more Holy, than the average Blood Raider heretic.
There is an extreme irony in this post, because it was actually Pilot Alistair Cononach who planted the seed in my mind that would eventually become this glorious sacrifice of one million slaves. How? Two and a half years ago on the Disciples of Ston thread, Pilot Cononach wrote this:
Alistair Cononach wrote: You know what would make for an entertaining drinking game?
Every time someone uses the word "Slave" on this here Galnet, someone should go to Amarr, buy 10 slaves, put them in a container, and then destroy said container, then take a large swig of your personal favorite alcoholic beverage.
If there is a God, and lets be honest, I have some serious doubts on that score, maybe then he might shut up the endless gurning around here of slave this and slave that and rebel this and slaver that.
You're capsuleers. The elite immortals on the verse. Try to remember that. Squabbling over the planet-bound ants doesn't become us.
Now, when I first read that some months back, I didn't agree with the theology, as I have no doubts on the existence of God. But I did appreciate the hard-nosed attitude toward slavery and the indifference toward lesser peoples (in his case it was baseliners; I rather take a racial bent and direct my disdain toward the Minmatar); it struck me as an old-fashioned Amarrian attitude that has been lost and needs to be recovered. And of course I noted the suggested method of execution as well: spacing followed by shooting. Both the hard, brutal Amarrian ethics and the particulars of the execution method evolved into the million slave sacrifice I described in the original post on this thread. |
Nauplius
Hoi Andrapodistai
145
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Posted - 2014.03.21 16:32:00 -
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Merdaneth wrote: The message I get from your text is completely different from your interpretation. From what I see 'Blood' is not meant literally, but used as a metaphor. The Minmatar Republic should indeed be destroyed, but not by killing its people. It should be destroyed by assimilating their genetics, their ancestry (their 'blood') belongs to the Empire, like the Udorians and many that followed them were assimilated.
The Blood of the Brutor shall indeed give us strength, but not by spilling it, but by using the strength inherent in its line. The Blood of the Sebiestor shall indeed contribute to our intellect, but not by killing them, but adding their bloodlines to those of the Empire. The wisdom of the Vherokior can be ours, but not by killing every last member of its line, but by offering them a new home within the Empire.
Once we have done that, the sin of our previous failure to assimilate the Matari people will be washed away. You do understand why it is called 'The Reclaiming' I hope? Solar systems are not reclaimed by blowing up their celestial bodies, and peoples are not reclaimed by killing their members.
Pilot Merdaneth GÇö
Although I remain true to essentially literal interpretations of Scripture (and therefore at odds with the liberalism of the present day Theology Council, much less the leftism of the IGS Amarr), I do commend your defense of the contemporary Amarrian faith; apart from Pilot Samira Kernher, none of my interlocutors have offered so robust a rebuttal of my rituals and prophecies. Such criticism sharpens my theses and in the long run GÇö after I have improved my ritual and prophecy GÇö will help draw more souls out from the stupor of contemporary Amarrian liberalism. Amen. Amarr Victor.
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