The claim was, Remilia Malitia, that you support an entity hostile to the State. And no matter how much you squirm, or how much you try and shine the light on my crimes, that claim is and remains 100% true.
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Actually, the claim was:
Which is a completely baseless accusation.
Still, you do the exact thing you accuse I-RED of: fly with an entity hostile to the State.
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I accused them of piracy and attacking neutral State freeports.
An entity can, then, in your opinion, be neutral to the State while supporting entities hostile to the State, in general?
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They are Freeports. They support everyone and no-one. As I brought up earlier in the other thread, even the Keepstar in Perimeter falls under this category. Do you intend to just burn every Freeport in New Eden down?
This is not about us. This is about Secret Space Squirrels being a Stribog holding corp. If they are a neutral entity, so is, for example, a Federal loyalist holding corp operating in Caldari space. Do you agree with this definition, or do you not?
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If they operate public freeports like SESPS does? Yes.
Literally anyone can make use of their services, just as anyone can make use of non-Upwell stations.
Iâll keep that in mind.
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Well, that wasnât about you for sure, but neither it was about these Squirrels. It was about I-RED.
As for you being or not being criminal, likely in your Republic youâre clean⌠maybe, I donât know, I wouldnât make any solid claims about that, but thatâs what I think about. Likely you donât think youâre doing anything wrong. Quite likely youâre even believing youâre on a good side⌠Possibly.
Thing is, that for State or Empire loyalists you are a criminal, well⌠in our areas of influence. We have different laws than the Republic or CONCORD. And again, itâs not even about you, itâs about those who will support you. Because collaboration with minmatar terrorists in either State or Empire territory is a crime. Not yours crime, but crime of those who collaborate with you.
By siding with you people become traitors to the State or Empire (if they were our citizens). Just like siding with Triglavians. I donât really care if you fight for Edencom, against Edencom, for Triglavians or against Triglavians. For me youâre same as Triglavians: enemies of the State (well, and the Empire, obviously, youâre mostly our enemies because youâre enemy to our Honorable allies in the Empire).
I donât blame these Squirrels in the collaboration simply because I have no facts on my hands for that and have little to no exposition to what they allegedly did and where. They could be. They could be not. I am not going to disgrace myself with any sort of accusation if I donât have solid proofs for that. I speak about I-RED because I do know a lot of facts about them, which I am willing to share.
LUMEN operates a public freeport. Does that make us neutral as well?
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Does LUMEN consider neutrality desirable? It would explain much.
Yep, You got us! The secret is out.
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Not especially surprising, merely antithetical to your professed loyaltyâ the Empire is not neutral, nor I would wager, even ambivalent toward your cohorts.
What makes someone turn neutral ? Lust for power ? Wealth ?
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Maybe they were just born with a heart full of neutrality.
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Kinda my whole deal.
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This sounds fascinating. I must confess Iâve not seen them around here before, although Black Rise kind of counts as the boondocks. Where can I get one?
As far as I can gather itâs a relatively commonly-available drink in the State, but usually isnât on the menu. Looking up some details ⌠ah. This explains a few things.
Apparently itâs a drink popular with veteran military and deep-space industrial laborers. A Gallentean food critic described it as an âalcoholic blackout in a glass.â
Guess itâs useful if youâre drinking to forget: a black hole field to swallow your memories. Cheery.
Not every TuesdayâŚ
Just the ones where stupid people say stupid things on the IGS.