War and death make people, who come with weapons.
Your people are obsessed with it, your primitive urge to avenge, to kill and to destroy even those, who don't relate to your troubles is really disturbing.

Put your weapons down for a moment and think. If you continue war, you will spill lots of blood of your people. Is this what you want?

There is always a road to the peace, to preserve your people, your land, your cities. Enough of senseless destruction. Turn yourself to God, and let Him guide you away from unnecessary violence.

It certainly is easier to strike out over slights of the past than to make any headway into the future, isn't it Mr Sulla? Never mind that it causes your own people as much or more grief than it does the 'enemy'.

You're not returning anything with interest, from what I've seen, all you're doing is laying in more and more debt for your own people. I wonder that they haven't already let you know that they're sick of cashing cheques that you write in their name.

You were so advanced that it took a day to do most of the work required to conquer you.

If you had one of the most advanced civilizations, you would be masters and they would be slaves.

Why? You certainly have had slavery in your far past. Perhaps you've evolved beyond that point now (although Havohej would suggest that you are certainly capable of devolving back in that direction) but you certainly have the concepts within your culture - even before the Amarr could have put them there.

Seeing as it doesn't look like anyone's really said anything on it...

Thanks for the second installment! I've heard the "war of the flea" term somewhere before, don't recall where. I, like with the first installment, really enjoyed reading this and look forward to the next. I also found the section on the effects of moral really intreating. The whole thing in general gave me plenty of food for thought. Thanks!