Intergalactic Summit

I'm right, everyone else is wrong. Deal with it.


P.S. I think I'm falling in love with you Kimmy, your blind hatred and mindless aggression toward anything Gallente has really grown on me.

Perhaps you need to stop thinking in stereotypes.

I'm afraid if you'd made that wager then you'd have lost your bet sir, although it's flattering that you'd have placed it anyway.

I am certainly not a woman of class, Mr Vorpalstar - I curse a lot and in my spare time I enjoy murdering hapless explorers and industrialists. Although I do like to think I'm a woman of style, evidenced not only by my ship and fashion choices but also by my casual employment as a successful model and the meticulous care I take of both my figure and personal grooming. If you're bravely looking for some hints regarding my likes and dislikes then here's some things you should know about me sir.

• I hate Empire space, despite my heart remaining loyal to the State. My days of living there are well behind me sir. I only ever visit when I need supplies, am doing a holoshoot, visiting my stylist or blowing up someones tractor unit. Although granted I have visited some stations there to simply relax and enjoy a synth-latte while passing through, it's not somewhere I enjoy staying for very long. So the concept of dinner in a restaurant is not at all appealing to me.


• Fine food or classy dining itself holds little appeal for me. I'm sure some of the people who've accused me of being underweight would expect me to say that, however to me food is merely a necessary evil that I require to keep functioning. In fact when I discharged from active combat duties for the State I took with me a Badger full of out-of-date dried Caldari Navy rations. Those rations were the staple diet for my corporation's pilots for well over a year. Suffice to say the way to my heart is certainly not through my belly.


• Did I mention I hate Empire space?


• I do not drink alcohol sir. At most very rarely. Due to my small size even a small amount effects me tremendously and I'm honestly not a very good drunkard to be around. However I do smoke occasionally. It's my guilty pleasure and smoking helps me limit my cravings for food as well as being an excellent way of celebrating after a successful battle.


• I love coffee. A lot. I especially enjoy caramel synth-lattes, nice and creamy with a couple of sugars and the milk poured in before the water. I also enjoy the occasional Quafe.


• Rockclimbing does sound somewhat appealing as I do enjoy vigorous, regular exercise. However the only problem with that concept is rocks are mostly found on planets, typically those in Empire space. Refer to points one and three. Sure, there are planets in deep space too but if I enjoyed spending time on the ground I'd not have enlisted as a capsuleer.

Still think I'd be a nice person to date sir?

So what is my ideal date, I hear you thinking? Well honestly I am most comfortable in deep space, it is my home, and so my ideal date would take place there. Not only is the location exotic and intriguing but the journey and meeting itself means both parties need trust each other with their lives. This concept makes for an exciting, dangerous and primal atmosphere that gets the blood pumping even before the date itself occurs.

I have held a couple such dates in the past, and in a non-romantic sense I've also host many friends at my family's tower in Horizon. Typically guests are treated to the privacy and lavish decor of my personal quarters - spacious, warm and dimly lit with a large viewing window that overlooks our tower's infrastructure and gives commanding views of the system beyond. Basic food is provided along with a choice of drinks. The evening usually involves a lot of casual banter and chatter, perhaps a tour of the system itself, before the guest is escorted to our static exit. Occasionally people have stayed overnight.

A date with me is simple and comes with no frills, bells or whistles. But at the same time it is unique, exciting and somewhat terrifying. Although in any event I'm not looking for romance right now, but these are past examples that might shed some light on the person I am, Mr Vorpalstar.

*Scratches her head* Honestly, when I was in school, the whole slavery thing was much more pointed out about the Amarr than the State. I think the Federation and the State just enjoy taking the occasional potshot at each other at this point, for reasons that are simply convenient for the political parties involved.

But you know, maybe people get confused about what the Caldari believe when it comes to Slavery, because they are fixated on destroying a government which hold tenants to personal freedom. I mean, mixed signals much? I'd just assume end all hostilities against the State and let you do whatever... but you all still have a habit at shooting at me, forcing me to defend myself. It gets a little tiring.

I was merely joking Dusette-hanni,admittedly sometimes my sense of humor fails me.

Dusette-haani, I'm afraid that I'm generally disposed towards the teasing of attractive women. It's a bad habit - right up there with the cigars - and I really need to learn to suppress the instinct. So, apologies if I've contributed to your increasing discomfort in this thread - this was supposed to be nothing more than a little light teasing.

Let's all face it everyone. This war stopped being about freedom, patriotism, liberation, culture, and justice once the Shiigeru crashed onto the surface of Caldari Prime (or Home as some would prefer to call it). Once the planet was divided up and placed under Mordu security, there has been little to no reason to keep this conflict going.

Essentially, the Battle of Caldari Prime was a victory for both sides. The Federation had it's space secured, the Caldari could live on their homeworld and were rid of a leader who was only going to bring the State down with him. If both the leaders of the Caldari and the Federaton actually cared about the ideals I mentioned, the war would of ended there. But as we can see, it didn't.

Now look, the Federal Navy has a near exclusive contract with Roden Shipyards and the Megacorps can happily pump out weapons and munitions to be sold without the Provist trying to stop them. It's all about the ISK now and the people fighting this war are either also in it for the ISK or are being used by the very countries they are so passionate about, so devoted to protecting.

The exact same thing could be said about the U-Nats in Federation from our perspective.

Perhaps I'm the one who should be flattered by how calmly and elaborately you rejected me, Ms. (Major) Dusette.
I certainly did not feel I was asking you on a romantic date however, only a friendly dinner and conversation. Looking back I see my intent was unclear from the beginning.

I do respect your rejection of my offer.

I haven't heard everything you've said around here, only some. However you need to redirect your energies towards the faction that actually supports real slavery, the Amarr, NOT the Caldari. The Caldari have their own brand of patriotism, and while it might look like on the "surface" to be slavery, it isn't. They don't go behind your back and put collars on you and force you to serve some corporate master or what not. (Well, most don't anyway).

The Amarr? They will take you away, and enslave you via the justification of their god, whether you believe in their god or not. I've SEEN them destroy families as they practice their slave trading. You want to make a difference? Start with the Amarr, NOT the Caldari. Or are you afraid of being taken as a slave yourself by the Amarr should you lose a confrontation with them, and thus expend your "patrotism" towards the Caldari instead as a "safer" target?