With all the talk I forever hear about risk vs reward, choice vs consequence, carebear-ism, etc. I find it difficult to believe that so many people are posting here defending hypocrites, and nobody is supporting this post. I can only come to one of two conclusions: 1) nobody understood the post, or 2) most here are hypocrites.

I would say it's #1, but the pessimist in me says #2.

making you the single largest hypocrite here.

Well dammit...I can't tell who won the thread....Bumblfck or Paranoid Lloyd? Tie?

With all the talk I forever hear about risk vs reward, choice vs consequence, carebear-ism, etc. I find it difficult to believe that so many people are posting here defending hypocrites, and nobody is supporting this post. I can only come to one of two conclusions: 1) nobody understood the post, or 2) most here are hypocrites.

I would say it's #1, but the pessimist in me says #2.

I like the metaphor: "disguised in wolf cloth" .

I don't agree with the null sec/low sec insurance thing. But some changes in insurance policy might do the job when we talk about newbro ganking.
If I intentionally pushes another car of the road, wrecking it. Then I unfortunately wreck my own car seconds later because of it.
I would not get my own car reimbursed. In EVE you would.

If they added some "small writing" in the Platina insurance it could work.

Insurence will not apply when:
- Destroyed by CONCORD.
- Destroyed while being criminal
- Sec.Status below -5 in High Sec.

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