Intergalactic Summit

Never mind, I was mistaken, pity.

Such is the way of humanity. Usually the most extreme of behaviour is what stands out, so people form generalisations based off those extremes. Those generalisations lead to prejudice which tends to blind people to the good as they focus on the bad.

I can assure you it has nothing to do with race, I merely misunderstood what you were saying. Stop race baiting, it only makes you look like a fool. Only people who are insecure about their ethnic background would resort to such a thing or those wishing to take the moral high ground in a conversation. Unfortunately for you, I won't allow any of that.

When you said:

I personally interpreted it as "you didn't describe the Amarr bad enough" rather than "you didn't describe them in a good way". This fault is purely mine and I acknowledged it. As much as you would like to think, race has nothing to do with it.

It's quite ironic actually. You're calling me out on making assumptions, when the only one making assumptions here is you.

You're right - and I actually do have a soup recipe to share now.... I've been remiss....

Suuuure i try to keep you from lighting a cigar up and resting fully, so i don't get an honorable mention?? Damn Tuulinen, that hurts!

Your concern is touching.

Actually pilot, you are making assumptions. You've made several so far; one is that you assumed that I was stating "you didn't describe the Amarr bad enough", and two, that we are on the same page.

I wonder if you would've said the same things had I looked like a Ni-Kunni or Khanid? I would wager, if I was a gambling man, that the answer to that is a definitive "no."

Secondly, I have neither insecurity about my ethnic background, nor am I trying to take any kind of moral high-ground. I am quite proud of my ethnicity, and morals...well, I do my best to stick to mine but it often puts them at odds with each other. This prevents me from taking much of any "high-ground", and I'm quite aware of that.

Thirdly, if I may, the point I was trying to make wasn't that "you didn't describe them in a good way", which is another assumption you make, but rather that you were being purposefully inaccurate with how you describe Amarrians. I neither meant to say Amarr are good nor bad, but that painting someone as a child is not something befitting anyone who intends to have a real discussion with any human-being.



Now Rella, darling, I learned how to read as a boy on Eram.

I saw what you spoke and understand you didn't intend to speak for Miss Starfire, however you indirectly were when you said Aldrith had no point, in your opinion. He, in fact, had quite a good point, though you stated it had no merit because you didn't agree with it, and you don't associate with criminals. I won't take your word on that; I merely have to think about Colelie, where many crimes were committed, to know better, but I digress...

The mere point I'm trying to make is that, while you don't speak for Miss Starfire, you did in the sense when you said Aldrith was completely wrong in his statement. You may not have liked his generalization, but when you said that he was wrong, your words did involve the accusations he made towards Pilot Starfire.

-Eran

I do not believe I have said anything of the sort, nor claimed that I did not engage in such behaviour myself!

Fraternization? I really didn't have the energy - I was recovering from injuries!

The kettle being genocidal, slaver, zealots and the pot helping other civilizations to the stars and treating member states equally.

Sure, we have similar desires, but our differing methodologies make it pointless to try and draw any parallels.