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Public News Post #16069

Question addressed to Lord Aegis

Written by: Halcyon Tiphareth Machiavelli
Date: Thursday, April 20th, 2006
Addressed to: Aegis, God of War


Lord Aegis,

Attacking the entire Order of a person who defiled Your shrine would be
somewhat circumventing the "writs" system woven into place in order to
deal with said offense.

One would argue that not using a precise and practical penalty--instead
using a strategem that causes much collateral damage and does not even
directly target the offender--is terrorism.

I respectfully request that the difference between this type of
terrorism--the use of unwarranted, excess force that affects individuals
not involved in said offense, when a precise, practical, and
collateral-less alternative exists--and the "thuggery" that was earlier
denied be explained.

Respectfully,
Tiphareth Machiavelli

Penned by my hand on the 15th of Lupar, in the year 419 AF.


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Public News Post #16069

Question addressed to Lord Aegis

Written by: Halcyon Tiphareth Machiavelli
Date: Thursday, April 20th, 2006
Addressed to: Aegis, God of War


Lord Aegis,

Attacking the entire Order of a person who defiled Your shrine would be
somewhat circumventing the "writs" system woven into place in order to
deal with said offense.

One would argue that not using a precise and practical penalty--instead
using a strategem that causes much collateral damage and does not even
directly target the offender--is terrorism.

I respectfully request that the difference between this type of
terrorism--the use of unwarranted, excess force that affects individuals
not involved in said offense, when a precise, practical, and
collateral-less alternative exists--and the "thuggery" that was earlier
denied be explained.

Respectfully,
Tiphareth Machiavelli

Penned by my hand on the 15th of Lupar, in the year 419 AF.


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