Okay so you know what? I've been thinking for a while about this, and was hoping someone else was going to speak up, but I guess not. So. I'm going to be that person.
Why is it that some people can make public claims about stealing things - regardless of their reasons - and can get away with it. Then other people want to know if there are things available from their own reality that are usable to them and automatically they're being told to behave or else? And that's really just a recent example, so don't try claiming I'm singling you out because I have no problem citing other situations.
And yes. I'm well aware that some people in the city are known for causing issues in their own reality, but here's my problem with that. We claim, as a whole, to give everyone who shows up here a clean slate. We say we're going to give them all the benefit of the doubt. Then someone shows up who doesn't have their own comic book, or TV show, or movie, or something. Or, if they do, they aren't the 'good guy' in the comic book/TV show/movie/something. And suddenly, half of the city starts making threats toward them.
Now I ask you. How is that fair? And yes, I know that life isn't fair, so spare me that speech. My point is, what's good for one should be good for all. Otherwise, what kind of message is being sent to these people when they come here? Because all I'm getting from it is 'you're allowed to do what you want as long as people like you but, the second they don't, LOOK OUT'. And I really don't think that's the message most of usmorally ambiguous types wants to send.
At least, I know I don't.
(And, because Steph finally taught me what this means, tldr: Everyone here acts like a flaming hypocrite and I want to know why that seems to be allowed in a place where everyone is supposed to have a 'clean slate'.)
Why is it that some people can make public claims about stealing things - regardless of their reasons - and can get away with it. Then other people want to know if there are things available from their own reality that are usable to them and automatically they're being told to behave or else? And that's really just a recent example, so don't try claiming I'm singling you out because I have no problem citing other situations.
And yes. I'm well aware that some people in the city are known for causing issues in their own reality, but here's my problem with that. We claim, as a whole, to give everyone who shows up here a clean slate. We say we're going to give them all the benefit of the doubt. Then someone shows up who doesn't have their own comic book, or TV show, or movie, or something. Or, if they do, they aren't the 'good guy' in the comic book/TV show/movie/something. And suddenly, half of the city starts making threats toward them.
Now I ask you. How is that fair? And yes, I know that life isn't fair, so spare me that speech. My point is, what's good for one should be good for all. Otherwise, what kind of message is being sent to these people when they come here? Because all I'm getting from it is 'you're allowed to do what you want as long as people like you but, the second they don't, LOOK OUT'. And I really don't think that's the message most of us
At least, I know I don't.
(And, because Steph finally taught me what this means, tldr: Everyone here acts like a flaming hypocrite and I want to know why that seems to be allowed in a place where everyone is supposed to have a 'clean slate'.)