Intergalactic Summit

That basically every capsuleer who ever fit a turret in their hi-slot is guilty of the same, and that most of the Blood Raider capsuleers paradoxically manage to comport themselves with more dignity, grace and self-respect than most Amarrian capsuleers? It's very interesting that the Amarrians think they have some right to decide who I'm allowed to hang out with. Perhaps if you object to me fraternising with them so heavily, PIE should come and make their displeasure known to me in person.

Ah, but of course, that would neccessitate a level of effort a little beyond that which PIE is generally capable of mustering nowadays, wouldn't it? Given that on my own I've been able to rack up kill statistics equal to three quarters what your entire alliance managed this month while losing a damn sight less money, I fully believe so.

Let's lay aside the fact that you're outright lying about my viewpoint, and instead examine the fact that this justification is literally what every Amarrian in PIE does, every day.

Group A - i.e. you - kills people for their God - which is fine by you.
Group B - i.e. the Blood Raiders - kills people for their God - but that's wicked and evil.

Besides, I never said that I'm alright with what the Blood Raiders do - in fact, I consider it morally reprehensible. I'm merely saying that from my viewpoint, they somehow manage to be less morally reprehensible than the Empire. As for hanging out with them, just because I find someone's behaviour morally repugnant doesn't mean I can't enjoy a conversation with them. For instance, this conversation is pretty damn amusing, not to mentioning deeply illuminating. I'm enjoying it immensely, but you don't sound like you are.


I was merely commenting on PIE's ability to project power for the purpose of forcing others to conform to their will. However, I'm well aware of your various outreach programs and reliable sources indicate they aren't going so well either.

But I've just demonstrated that they aren't.


There's friends and then there's cordial acquaintances. And then there's friends I trust, which are different from both of the above. I'm open-minded, Ms. Goldcore - I'm not stupid.


Not by its own choice, believe you me.

I find this obsessive dissection of my personal life by Amarrians rather amusing. I honestly don't care about your opinion of me in that your approval or disapproval doesn't really affect my self-image, but I do genuinely find it interesting that you care enough about my personal habits to extend this thread to four pages.


Aha, but not half as incostant as the Amarr, though.

Actually, I can irrefutably confirm that Andreus did not jump into any beds with Sabik individuals following the events of the exquisite social event.

I Communicated with Renowned War Hero Former Luminaire General Seriphyn Inhonores, asking for an Opinion about Things. I did this because he is Knowledgeable about Federal Ways, and I have Interacted Usefully with him in the Past.

He said that while Federal Law supports Freedom of Religion, enabling Federal People to be Sani Sabik if they so wish, involvement with the Covenant would be a Problem.

When I asked about Statements such as:

Andreus Ixiris > But, at present, the Blood Raiders interests align with mine in places.

Renowned War Hero Seriphyn Inhonores had this to say:

"Someone's turning into a bit too much of a pragmatist."

I believe this represents Disapproval of the actions of the Andreus Ixiris.