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hesalreadyhere February 4 2012, 07:43:23 UTC
[OVERDRAMATIC YAWWWNNNNN

also, still wearing half a dozen trophyshirts and the blood of his victims]

Y'know, not all of us are human, dumbass. I don't give a fuck about your dead planet's laws, and they're fucking stupid anyway. They brought this shit on themselves by trying to contain us.

Besides, it would've been more of a pain to keep them alive. Why bother?

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by_lois_lane February 5 2012, 01:49:28 UTC
I don't recall ever saying all of the inhabitants here were human, humanity is used in the context of treatment of fellow sentient beings.

You are more than welcome to disagree, or disdain any laws of my, when I left it, quite alive planet. In many countries that right to do so is considered one of the highest there is. You won't find me stopping you from disagreeing.

I'm not sure exactly how much of trouble it would have been to keep them alive, and given the outcome I don't suppose there's much reason to debate it now, is there?

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hesalreadyhere February 5 2012, 04:08:19 UTC
The assholes who tortured us here looked pretty damn human to me, so don't tell me about your human treatment of sentient beings like it's something that isn't complete bullshit.

The winners decide what to do with the losers. It doesn't fucking matter if you think they all "deserved" it or not, it's what they get for siding with the losing team. If they wanted to live, they should've switched sides earlier and made themselves useful. They're the morons who thought they could get away with blowing us up without any consequences.

Keep up that attitude, and you're gonna find a knife in your back one of these days.

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by_lois_lane February 5 2012, 15:15:41 UTC
Thanks for the tip.

And it wouldn't be the first time, I'll be sure to keep an eye out.

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supervegan February 4 2012, 07:45:50 UTC
I don't know you, but you know what? My girlfriend was brought here with me. She was the first, and for most of my life, only person who ever loved me. They killed her one night and no one would give me an answer.

But I'm willing to bet that they didn't give her a trial. Why should we be better to them, after they chose to be here, kill our loved ones, and torture us?

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by_lois_lane February 5 2012, 01:59:08 UTC
The name is Lois Lane, reporter from the Daily Planet, Metropolis. It's only fair to let you know who I am if I am going to be public about this.

I'm sorry for your loss, I honestly am. I can't say how I would react in your situation, that sort of loss is understandably devastating.

I have no idea about what methods the former interns might or might not have had. But as to why we should be better than them..the fact that we can, we are is reason enough. I'm not, nor have I said there weren't people here who we're better off without, I just cannot condone wholesale slaughter.

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supervegan February 5 2012, 02:10:33 UTC
I know about wholesale slaughter, I'm a goddamn vegan.

There was a time I might've agreed with you, but, well - the aim of this place is to break people, you know? And broken people is what they ended up fighting.

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by_lois_lane February 6 2012, 03:51:34 UTC
It wouldn't be the first time I've been seen as too idealistic for my own good.

For what it's worth, I sincerely hope things get better for you, I honestly do.

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togana_keiri February 4 2012, 10:14:34 UTC
No one who was terminated has ever been brought back, or were you unaware that we're clones? Those terminated who come back are simply new copies. If you choose to believe the life of the first didn't matter because they were replaced, that's your choice.[Her voice is tired, and surprisingly, not argumentative. She was one of the ones that tried to protect life, but this woman's words bother her too much to remain silent.]

One of my friends has been brutally killed multiple times, in ways you couldn't imagine-he's lost so much here. Had his life and sanity played with by the interns. [Pause.]

I watched him go through all of this, just like I watched him kill mercilessly this week. Most of the people who did the slaughtering this week have stories like his.

If you could look any of them in the eyes and tell them those people didn't deserve it-and maybe some of them didn't-but if you could actually know what each person went through and then tell them they were wrong, well...then I'd have to wonder how human you are.

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by_lois_lane February 5 2012, 02:06:11 UTC
As I understand it, no one is sure just what the situation is about clones. I have yet to get any sort of consensus on it. I don't know how people are apparently dead and then returned, I don't run this place and I am no doctor. Fact remains these people had no such back up system, regardless of how it works.

I'd be lying if I said I wasn't glad that I couldn't imagine that sort of horror, but I am sorry anyone had to suffer through it, or be left behind because of it.

With all due respect, I think you're missing part of my point. People were bond to die, that was inevitable. But the way in which it was done, the random and brutal way people were killed with no sort of question as to who might be responsible for what, I'm sorry I just can't accept it.

I don't believe in revenge, I believe in justice.

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togana_keiri February 5 2012, 02:28:51 UTC
We're clones. It's conclusive. It has been for more than a year, people were just too afraid to accept it.

And I think you're missing my point.

I believe in justice. I believe what happened was wrong. I've died three times here, and watched them physically and mentally torture my friends and family for two years. I've seen them slaughter children and then laugh about it. They took my...[She has to stop to collect herself, and in that moment a bit of the broken sixteen year old that she is comes through, but she quickly gathers herself.]

They burned my Papa to death, made a new clone of him, and then burned that one too.

I fought to protect the staff. I fought to protect the people that took my friends and my family, the people I love, and threw them into an incinerator like they were so much garbage.

But I can't-I can't fault the people who didn't.

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by_lois_lane February 6 2012, 03:54:02 UTC
I don't want fault, or blame. If that was what I was after I'd be shouting for the person who did this, [and she gestures to the bandages, bruises and other obvious injuries she'd sustained protecting the staff] to be put down like a sick dog.

All I want is for people to think, and it wouldn't be the first time that wanting that has made me a hated woman.

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text; featheryasshole February 4 2012, 10:21:27 UTC
they tortured and maimed and killed and mindfucked every single person i care about
i did shit during the riot i would never normally do
cant really bring myself to regret killing a few of those assholes

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text; by_lois_lane February 5 2012, 02:07:53 UTC
They is a vague word, are you sure every last person that was killed was responsible for those atrocities?

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text; featheryasshole February 5 2012, 10:35:49 UTC
no
would it have even been possible to know
if wed spared them i bet every single one would have said they didnt do anything
and what then
should we have just let them keep on living here
even the ones who really didnt do anything must have known what was going on here

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text; by_lois_lane February 6 2012, 03:56:20 UTC
If you think that's ok, then at least you've thought about it. That's kind of the point behind all of this, making people think about what happened.

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[Video] kingroadie February 4 2012, 10:33:17 UTC
Ma'am, I understand your points-what you're aimin' for with all this.

But, I can't agree. Don't think I can after how long the people I care about have been here and what happened. I can't just be the 'better man' for these people. I can't.

Sometimes, you have to be the monster you gotta be. Especially when they held people for years here and played with them.

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[Video] by_lois_lane February 5 2012, 02:12:11 UTC
There is that mysterious "They" again, I have yet to hear any proof that everyone who was killed was responsible for what happened. It's a big place, not all of the staff could have been qualified to run experiments. Some must have been plumbers, cleaners, cooks..mundane tasks still need doing even in places like this.

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[Video] kingroadie February 5 2012, 02:18:56 UTC
S'hard not to have a us vs them mentality when you've been here awhile. So- s'gonna be colorin' the fuck out of my tone. [he admits it at least.]

Like I told Sasha- some of them had to have some idea of what was goin' on- you don't just go into space without an idea of what's goin' down to some degree, even if they're doin' mundane shit.

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[Video] by_lois_lane February 6 2012, 03:59:21 UTC
See, that's all I'm asking for, is some thought about what happened. I cannot, and will not try to excuse anything that was ever done by the staff, and if I could take it all back somehow or make things better I would.

But, short of that I just want to get the idea out there for people to really think about what happened. Because right or wrong doesn't matter now, it's done and we all have to deal with it. I'd rather have us all dealing with it honestly.

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