I'm pretty sure my answer was I'm not defending pookie and that I just wanted
an explanation for your vote on pookie
Sorry for the late reply, for some reason I missed your post first run through
You've challenged me on my opinion on Pookie numerous times. You haven't challenged other people in the same way.
To me it looks like you know that you and Pookie are on the same team, and the only way that happens is if you are both scum.
My initial suspicions on Pookie were from how he talked about lynching. Firstly, we need to lynch:
Each day we don't lynch means we lose a townie when the mafia night-kill. If we start voting on day one, then there's a chance it will be a mafia member - and if it isn't, then at least it starts off a voting pattern, of sorts, and gets people talking and thinking. The alternative is that we just sit around doing nothing and the mafia slowly kill us off, one every night.
Then people are lynch-happy - the most active people are the suspicious ones:
I think that a couple of people here are a little lynch-happy. I am all for getting someone up a tree on day one, but I feel some are a little keen.
Basically, those who are flinging the most poop about (and already voting!) are high on my list of suspects right now. I'd like to think that by tonight there might be a little less fence-sitting though.
Don't lynch the quiet ones (fair point) - confirms the most active are the suspicious:
No, that's perfectly clear, but we've already had voting and unvoting - when half of the group aren't even actively here. The trend so far has been to lynch those who are the quietest on day one and, it has to be said, there has not been a single successful mafia lynching so far in any game I've witnessed.
On that basis, those who are making the most noise are pushing themselves up my list. Yes, the quiet people are making it tough for anyone else to really trust them, but I think more people need to start getting involved.
Then, being active is good - voting for a lynch is bloodthirsty:
I'm not disputing that discussion is good, in fact I'm suggesting that more participation would be of benefit to us all. As for bloodthirsty, I would suggest that voting to kill someone is bloodthirsty. I also believe that picking on someone who isn't active is the wrong way to go. That's what we've always done and we've never, ever lynched a mafia member on day one around here. Why do the same thing we've done before if it never works?
Calling out lurkers is fine - in fact, it's a good idea. I want to hear more from those who are saying very little.
That's the niggle. The rest (in my eyes) is based on the responses to me - I get called out for saying I'm sorry if I was wrong, but he plays the righteous indignation card.
You challenge me multiple times on my gut instinct, but only for Pookie - yet you've never said that you think Pookie is town. Pookie joins in the mocking of your NK comment, but then defends you. You play the martyr card.
I'm sure this still won't be enough for you, but so far that's what I have.