dtewi said:
theprof00 said:
dtewi said:
theprof00 said:
c03n3nj0 said:
dtewi said:
Semi-bandwagony?
I have seeked out scum. I have voted for two people today and they weren't bandwagoning.
And prof, why do you suspect me?
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No, you voted for 3 people - hatmoza while a lot of other people were going all wild saying he was scum, and then when hatmoza showed up you voted for Vetteman (not bandwagon-y, this one, hence the "almost") and then nikells, who you voted using the same reasoning TruckOSaurus had said a few posts up. From what you said on that post, it looked like you weren't doing it because of hatmoza's plan.
I admit there are other people who are more suspicious than you, I just haven't gotten around to re-read the thready fully and post my full suspicions.
Also, post your suspicions, dtewi.
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not to mention the quick move to vote nikells while he was away. It almost looked like he was going to be lynched with the votes coming in so quickly.
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You do realize my actions wouldn't have changed even if wasn't leaving?
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Oh I do realize that? Oh you're right, I can read your mind. That means you're innocent.
Relax, you're enough of a small fry that you won't be lynched for a couple days at least.
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Do you honestly think my actions would have even changed if he was staying?
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I don't know, but saying that you were resolute in your judgement is not proof of innocence.
Voting for someone like that, especially in a combo of other people voting is a scummy thing to do. Saying that you would have done it regardless shows that you are either reckless or a mafia. Nikells did nothing wrong, and we may have outed a key member because of how the voting was going.
It doesn't matter if you would or would not have changed your mind dtewi. The vote was wrong.
The distraction comes in like this. You're spending all your argument telling me how resolute you would have bee, because I'm challenging your resolve. In return you are getting aggressively adamant about a decision/course of action that was baseless, and extremely speculative, with more cons than pros and rapidly escalating to a boiling point that would have been a better outcome for the mafia.