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exsilium2013-12-05 10:52 pm
boughtabookstore) wrote in exsilium2013-12-05 10:52 pm
Entry tags:
- altair ibn la-ahad (assassin’s creed),
- ashraf salib (original),
- charlie cutter (uncharted),
- dick grayson (dc comics),
- ellie (the last of us),
- giovanni auditore (assassin's creed),
- isaac lahey (teen wolf),
- james bond (james bond),
- jesse pinkman (breaking bad),
- kang (dragonlance),
- lowell orwin (npc),
- mike ehrmantraut (breaking bad),
- nathan drake (uncharted),
- raiden (metal gear),
- rin asano (blade of the immortal),
- roslyn small (original),
- seras victoria (hellsing),
- sollux captor (homestuck),
- stephanie brown (dc comics),
- vanozza cattaneo (the borgias),
- vennett (npc),
- victor sullivan (uncharted),
- ✞ — dropped characters — ✞
ten; video + poll
[ Roslyn is behind the camera again, face stern, Vennett & Lowell seated just behind her. She’s looking as calm and professional as she can, though traces of exhaustion are seeping through regardless of her best efforts. ]
I’m going to make this as brief as possible. We do not have laws governing the actions undertaken recently by people currently in custody. While hopefully there will shortly be a fuller code of conduct, we cannot apply it retroactively. I do not have the resources to keep anyone locked up indefinitely, nor can I provide a fair trial, and it would be morally suspect to do either in the current environment.
I believe there is a solution to this, one that several others agree with, including Lowell Orwin and Vennett here with me, both of whom were held hostage by these people and have a fair amount of insight into their mindset. However, given that you will all have to live with it as well, I’m going to bring this solution to general consensus.
Under this arrangement, as a first part all current prisoners will be released into the custody of someone who will agree to monitor their actions and ensure that they are not able to plan anything further. These parole officers will either be volunteers from the general population or police officers if necessary, and all will be very carefully vetted. If it is necessary we will ask them to submit to a brief telepathic scan.
The second part of this arrangement would be undertaking a set amount of missions under the supervision of Orwin and Vennett with the goal of putting forth effort into our return to Earth. I am assured that they will be doing real work that will benefit us all.
This is the solution that I and others hope will work best for everyone involved, as well as free up resources to continue working towards getting off of this base and setting up an actual system of leadership.
While Jesse Pinkman was not a member of this, as he has given back all powers taken he would be released under the same conditions.
This is being presented to you all as, essentially, a poll. That is the first option. The second option is ‘other’, and if that is your answer I must insist you provide a fully thought through and careful plan that does not simply consist of ‘strand them somewhere’ or ‘airlock them’. Should enough support be shown for a provided 'other' plan over parole, it will be considered as an option.
Thank you all for your time. I hope this will be resolved very shortly.
[ And cut. ]
[ ooc: this is an ic poll of the population! you may vote once with each character you have in game. roslyn and others are available for question answering and so forth. ]
I’m going to make this as brief as possible. We do not have laws governing the actions undertaken recently by people currently in custody. While hopefully there will shortly be a fuller code of conduct, we cannot apply it retroactively. I do not have the resources to keep anyone locked up indefinitely, nor can I provide a fair trial, and it would be morally suspect to do either in the current environment.
I believe there is a solution to this, one that several others agree with, including Lowell Orwin and Vennett here with me, both of whom were held hostage by these people and have a fair amount of insight into their mindset. However, given that you will all have to live with it as well, I’m going to bring this solution to general consensus.
Under this arrangement, as a first part all current prisoners will be released into the custody of someone who will agree to monitor their actions and ensure that they are not able to plan anything further. These parole officers will either be volunteers from the general population or police officers if necessary, and all will be very carefully vetted. If it is necessary we will ask them to submit to a brief telepathic scan.
The second part of this arrangement would be undertaking a set amount of missions under the supervision of Orwin and Vennett with the goal of putting forth effort into our return to Earth. I am assured that they will be doing real work that will benefit us all.
This is the solution that I and others hope will work best for everyone involved, as well as free up resources to continue working towards getting off of this base and setting up an actual system of leadership.
While Jesse Pinkman was not a member of this, as he has given back all powers taken he would be released under the same conditions.
This is being presented to you all as, essentially, a poll. That is the first option. The second option is ‘other’, and if that is your answer I must insist you provide a fully thought through and careful plan that does not simply consist of ‘strand them somewhere’ or ‘airlock them’. Should enough support be shown for a provided 'other' plan over parole, it will be considered as an option.
Thank you all for your time. I hope this will be resolved very shortly.
[ And cut. ]
Poll #14659 solving the jail problem
Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 40
Pick a solution:
[ ooc: this is an ic poll of the population! you may vote once with each character you have in game. roslyn and others are available for question answering and so forth. ]
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as in; this entire thing is bullshit
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I aint like t'put anything in front of em they can't refuse or is like t'kill anyone.
[The rest he had no comment on, expression a bit wry.]
That's a lotta don'ts. You got a do y'think is fair?
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[But also- he's not exactly used to anyone listening to him. So.]
Yeah. We forget about this. They've been in prison for awhile now- punishment for a nonviolent action over. But with everyone getting a mob mentality on this that's not going to happen, because if it did, then the police force would be in trouble. [His words go quiet, like he's actually... thinking this out to himself.] So really, everyone dug their own graves with hyping this up and arguing about it all over the network.
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Yeah... you got a nail on that problem. You gotta side what is angry and don't think there's no justice done. You gotta side what faced some brutality for what they did and now I can't imagine they'd feel all safe like just walkin' out.
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I get the hidden meaning, alright? I'm not stupid. But you- you can't just- these aren't the people who should be locked up at this point, and I think everyone knows it.
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All right. Now give me a solution. That was the deal.
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[Isaac sighs, and it's. Obvious that he's frustrated, but he's trying to calm himself down, just a little.]
Alright. I'm against people being forced to go on missions.
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[Deep breath.]
Can't these be dangerous? Are we going to force people to risk their lives? And- and what about the moral standpoint? Peter told me, you go on these missions, you erase people from existence. Entire human lives- like that baby- all gone. Are you gonna force people to do that?
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Literally from day one of this disaster my first priority has been these prisoners' safety. I've already discussed the level of danger allowable with the people who will be sending them, and they will have the right to say no to any mission they feel puts them in the way of harm.
They've all been going on missions anyways, so I don't feel I'm forcing them to do something they wouldn't otherwise. This option has been discussed with them - if they had strong objections it wouldn't be on the table.
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That's the whole problem with this- with all of this, from day one. Nobody communicates anything.
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Nor Has It Happened At All In October Or November
And It Will Not Happen Unless I Find You In Person Link My Arm Through Yours And Ask Vennett For A Favor
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but last i checked you werent the one in charge
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I Think You And I Share The Understanding Of Our Current Situation As Anarchic
That Said If You Know Of Even A Single Instance In Which A Lunar Mission Has Been Forced Please Enlighten Me And I Will Step Down Immediately
Otherwise Dont Describe Them As Forced Because Its Not True
This Isnt An Arrangement Completely Contrary To The Will Of The Detainees Either
Charlie Cutter And James Bond Can Be Observed As Two Examples Of Mutineer Assent
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yeah im enlightened to that now. but this is sort of shaky ground to walk on if you ask me
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Parole Doesnt Count
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I Had Not Intended The Statement As Other Than A Rhetorical Device
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Rather Than Reading A Criticism Of Your Proposed Plan
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Thank you for understanding.