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Why do people care if BP is dead or not?
| How can not see the change in climate in the city? -CN
| Hey, how about you go fuck yourself?
Black Panties has been a thorn in the shadowrunning community forever. With her out of the way, that's one less self righteous dipshit standing between me and my nuyen. -Horace
| >>261848
Yeah, replaced by an even more self righteous dick in the form of White Thong. No matter how you look at things, we're worse off now.
-Alex
| >>261848
So you're saying you prefer the powersuit wearing vigilante who DOESN'T spare people? Enemy than you know is better than the one you don't know. -CN
| How did I somehow know that this thread would end up like this?
-GG
| >>261930
Probably due to the controversy related to the subject.
Since you made a post about said controversial subject, you probably already knew it was going to attract said controversy.
Am i hot or cold?
>N3verW3re
| >>261943
I'd say you're partly cooked. I didn't really want to attract these:>>261848 >>261856 >>261871 people. I knew it was controversial, and I wanted to attract people z but I kind of wanted someone who could talk about it properly. Someone who could actually answer my question.
That last remark in my original post was probably unnecessary, but I legitimately want my question answered. Why do people care?
-GG
| >>261973
Cause she actually tries to make a difference in the city. The Wadrobe is far from perfect, and I'm not saying everybody in the GCPD are scumbags, but dammit their presence made a difference. -CN
| >>261973
>The Wardrobe is a proverbial sword in a sheath. A highly marketable sheath, I'm finding out, but still.
>The idea that someone can stop the violence you would do to someone/thing can be enough to deter action. Especially when you hear them doing it on a regular basis.
>the problem ends up becoming incarcerating wrongdoers, which is more what WT is against. (1/2)
| >Though if you kill someone for their crime, does that make you or any that were affected by them feel better? Give retribution to the situation prior?
>A lot of these higher-level criminals get out on bonds or can make plea deals due to how horrible the prosecution system is.
>Imo, at the end of the day WT is taking being the Police, Jury, and Judge all at once, whether or not innocents are involved.
>-HAKASE
| >>261993
Ok. So WT should be killed, and the most likely person to kill them is BP? Something like that?
| -GG
| >>262001
>Thematically, sure.
>But I have half the mind to blow that expectation out of the water.
>-HAKASE
| I still think the wardrobe are a buncha idiots, but I respected Red mask a lot
But I still believe vigilente justice shouldn't be limited to some shitty standard of justice and morality.
-Falschen
| I mean...
In a legal sense the JW just actively use the citizens arrest rules. Since they don't like....murder people. Its breaking onto private property thats more their problem.
| >>262126
As I've said before, certain things like proportional punishment are objectively more effective at promoting "justice" than the kinds of policies WT uses
| >>262126
>My organization attempts to retrieve all wrong doers in a repairable state at least. We are able to apprehend with bo damage normally.
>We have had to kill on occasion, but we use it as a last resort, our sword being forced, so to speak.
>If you don't have a moral compass, what stops you from hurting the people who needed help in the first place, you know?
>The entire situation with WT becomes about the safety of normal people who have nothing to do with the act.
>-HAKASE
| I don't know about all of you, but I got away with some really stupid shit, JW or not.
-Jhensen
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| She either died, or she didn't. It's that simple. If she did, then she's dead. If she didn't, then she's alive. Both BP and WP will probably die soon anyway.
-GG