Intergalactic Summit

This I can provide.

Hey~
I can do very good tea.
And very, very very, very good coffee!

Although I was thinking at first about fresh clean water.

Sorry to intervene, but I find your reasoning to be far off.
It is no about Caldari laws, the legal status of slaves or the territory it took place.
Killing so many civilians - regardless of legal status- is simply rude and tasteless.
Culture and education is what differentiates us from the Minmatar. If we commit acts of barbarism like this, we only show that we are no better than them.
We accepted the responsibility to provide tutelage and moral guidance to those poor little creatures, so I cannot condone masss killings of them.

But what me concerns even more are his words :



Now just wait a minute...Reunited Amarr-Blood Raider Empire-Covenant?
Seriously?
We know the Theology Council's stance on the Blood Raider cult..and insinuating that there could ever be a compromise between our holy religion and the pagan blood cults is heresy in every senes of the words.
And I guesss you know the Empire's stance on heretics?

Since other posters already offered a bounty for his head, I suggest to have this deviant turned over to the Theology Council on Amarr prime afterwards.
I am sure the Council will be eager to ask him a few questions.
And don't worry, your thirst for revenge should be fully satisfied once the Imperial Inquisition is through with him.

Eh! This will be interesting. I never expected to have a title that would be polite to say, honorary or not, from the Kingdom.

I invite you to contact Jude or myself at your convenience. It is our pleasure to be of service to the Duchess d'Hanguest once more.

Now that was quicker than expected.
Congratulations to the skilled assassins.




See?
This is why we oppose the Caldari State's foolish insistence on keeping state and church seperated.
Laws should be more than mere regulations...they should be a moral compass and a spiritual guidance that permeates every aspect of life and finally leads to enlightment through conformity.

That being said, provided the Minmatar slaves were workers, I am pretty sure that Mr Nauplius could be convicted even under State law.
Destroying such a large workforce could be easily considered Counterindustrial Terrorism and the defendant could be charged with Crimes against Industry.

We don't have "church", but rather lots of different temples and monasteries.
Good luck trying to convince them all joining to government structure. I think you would deserve a medal, if you will convince at least one.


If they were not HIS workers, then it would be a sabotage. But on other hand, no Caldari corporation or citizen owns slaves.
In other words, destruction of any slave doesn't affect Caldari industry at all.

Where did that remarkable claim come from? I wasn't aware that we insist on any such thing. Wayism and Caldari spirituality permeate every layer of Megacorporate society, from the tea ceremonies and rituals that open and close our board meetings, right down to the foundational philosophy of the State, the Okusaiken, and their internal cultures.

After all, unlike a democracy, the corporations are under no legal or ethical obligation to official impartiality.

What's probably confusing you is that you don't see the presence of religion in the official processes of our society because you don't understand just how different our respective religious outlooks really are.

The theological underpinnings of the Empire give rise to its hierarchy of heathens, slaves, free commoners, Holders, Nobles, Heirs, The Emperor and God, and the highly limited or nonexistent mobility between those categories. A commoner is NEVER going to be Emperor because that's not their place in the divine order. All of this is because, in Amarr, "God [...] breathed life into his creation, divided the parts and gave each its place and unto each, bestowed purpose.". Everything has its divinely ordained role to play, the place where it has been instructed to belong.

Wayism teaches more or less the precise opposite. in Wayism, the Maker created the universe and left it in chaos for humanity and the spirits to forge our own order and find for ourselves our own places and purpose within it. And the philosophical structures of Wayism are as integral to Caldari corporate meritocracy as Amarr is to the Empire. In our philosophy, a person's place in the system is something they define, attain and retain on merit through hard work and dedication to their duties, rather than being something they're assigned by higher and more powerful forces.

So, no, we don't believe in church/state separation. That would require us to have a state in that sense which, name notwithstanding, the State does not. It would require us to have a church, an organised religious arbiter of official dogma and authority, which Wayism broadly lacks. It would require us to have a good reason to keep them distinct which, being corporations rather than representatives with a duty to neutrality, we lack.

Arguing that we're resolutely in favour of church-state separation only tells me, Pilot Zeta, that you understand little to nothing about the way the State is organised, and the nature of its major religions.

Assuming she has anyone she trusts.

How many more lessons do you need that God frowns upon your fevered imaginings? Each and every single one one of the souls of the defenseless 138,000, denied their chance for life and to learn the True Faith, cries to the high heavens for vengeance.

I urge you learn from your own recent lessons, to repent, recant your heresies, and to submit yourself, completely and totally in mind and body, to the Empire for judgment as you tremble that God does not have Mercy, and that you must throw yourself at the feet of the Divine Empress for disposition as she wills?