Originally by: X3S

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Edited by: X3S on 20/07/2008 11:56:26
So pod pilots of the verse. I've seen you hunting the belts, taking concords isk for these so called bounties. You got concord to protect you from outlaws where these miners and "Pirates" have no one. I'm going to stand up and say that I'm not going to sit by and watch. I'm going to use all my abilities to hunt you down and bring revenge for the fallen.

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Originally by: X3S

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Yeah, you'll find me in low sec, and you can fire on me without having to worry about sentry turrets. Then after your little vacation in low-sec is over, you can run back to high sec... where you'll be safe.

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Originally by: Karanth

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Don't know what's funnier, that she is just that crazy, or that everyone here is still paying attention.

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Originally by: Kimochi Rendar

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Originally by: Vikarion

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TWMTOCHS? Sheesh, they could just join one big corp and be so much easier to keep track of.

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They do just fine bringing attention to their own failures. If you had them all together in one place they might actually become dangerous.

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Originally by: Gottii

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Originally by: Stitcher

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You know what? No. I could say all sorts of things here, list the various reasons the Caldari have to legitimately accuse the Federation of trampling all over our freedom, not only in ages past but in the modern day too...

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I'll bet you a lot of ISK Heth trambles more Caldari freedoms in the next ten years than the Federation has done in a century....

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Originally by: Aria Jenneth

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Originally by: Hero Crane

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i love how all the statesman, who supposedly believe in that, "the needs of many, before the needs of one(or watever)" crap, are sooo happy to lay down everything....for the needs of one...

how delicious

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That's at least partly because it takes a certain self-centeredness to drive the ambition needed to make it to the top, in most cases. Every so often, you might get someone who's actually pretty selfless, but that's going to be the exception, rather than the rule, and usually means a zealot of some kind.

Then again, because a great many leaders undoubtedly tell themselves that what they're doing is for the good of all even if it isn't, and because a great many leaders are quite clever when it comes to making it look like they're working for the common good even when they're not, it's likely that anyone who doesn't like a leader will assume that leader's motives to be selfish, and that any evidence to the contrary is just that leader being devious.

Also, anyone who actually is selfless may come off looking ... well, crazed.

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