shodiswe wrote...
I say, kill the Quarians, they are an evolutionary dead end who can't cope with galactic expansion due to their oversensitive symbiotic nature that nearly makes colonization impossible.
They are also militaristic basturds who will betray anyone if it nets them a temporary advantage. (Admiral Gerrel).
They had a chance to establish diplomatic conections with the Geth but they voted against it, thinking it would be easier to just attack now that they had a new superweapon that came out of nowhere.
Just ask the Volus what they Think about Quarians or most people in the galaxy, very few people have positive things to say about Quarians. Very few would miss them tbh.
But seriously Peace is the best hope for a future without eternal wars between synthetics and organics simply because of that difference.
All races got criminals or terrorists or political radicals.
Cerberus, Terra Firma, in ME2 we see a Turian WHOs extremely racist towards humans besides being a criminal extortionist basturd running a protection racket.
You are blaming them for an evolutnary factor they had no control over? That's like blaming a disabled person for being born disabled. In other words, blaming the quarians for their evolved immune system's weakness is like blaming Joker for having a brittle bone diesese. OR, even more noteworthy in regards to your claims, blaming the geth for needing to be interdependant on networking to each-other.
In other words, that's NOT a point in your favor, because it's saying the same thing about the geth too. One could say the geth are ALSO held back by simbiotic limitations because of how they must be interlinked to gain the computing power needed for sentiance. So, if you say that simbiotic relationships are a burden, then you are chastizing BOTH the quarians and geth for it. Meaning that, by your own standards, NITHER should deserve to live.
Just pointing that out. Symbiotic relations are a natural evolved responce. You can't blame the quarians for they way they evolved, any more then one can blame the geth for it. If I don't begrudge the geth evolving the symbiotic way they did, you certinly can't begrudge the quarians for it.
Also, Again, I must point out: 3 lives vs entire species. Admiral Hackett made the same exact choice when he fired at the Citadel Tower while Sovergien was docked to it. And again at Cronos Station, where Shepard even encouraged the action. In the aftermath of the attack, not ONCE is Shepard mad about being fired on, so much as the fact that Gerrel sacrificed retreating to destroy the
current threat. So again, you can't blame a military man for doing military procedeure and putting the many over the few.
And once again, I must point out that if the geth wanted to negotiate, they never would have recalled Legion to the consensis, or prevented him from returning messages to Tali. But they did. They were no more interested in negotiation. And also, I believe that we went over how there was no other place to go: the turians are in deep with the Reapers, and have no way to give the quarians a world, as the turians need all the worlds they have as staging grounds, or evacuation sites. And because the quarians consume a months worth of rations in at least a day, the turians would be dragged down by the quarians as they are. And not once in 300 years did they find a single world to live on. Not that the Council would let them settle on one anyway. Rannoch has everything they need, and it's held by a race that has shown zero intent to return it, outside of a single geth which is admittedly isolated from the collective at large. They can't bank 17 million lives - their entire race - on the word of one isolated geth.
And I must remind you that the same can be said about the geth. You will not find many people willing to say positive things about them either, and that was even before the attack on the Citadel, or the incursions into the Traverse.
And AGAIN, I must remind you that
unlike the Alliance, turians, or anyone else, the geth
never did differentate themselves from their rouges. They never made any effort to let anyone know that the Heretics were not supported or condoned by all geth. Hell, even by ME3, the knowledge that there was a Heretic split is
still not publicly known. The Alliance, in all their wisdom,
classified everything Shepard told them about the Heretics and kept it all from the public. The fact that the geth were not inherently viloent wasn't known to the galaxy at large until AFTER the Rannoch War ended. Diana Allers tells you herself in the interview that the last time the public heard
anything of interist about the geth, it was that they attacked the Citadel. No one knew that the Heretic split existed. So the quarians had no reason to believe that such split was true, and even if they did believe it, they had even
less proof that, if a split really did exist, the "True Geth" were any more friendly then the "Heretics." You can't blame them for not wanting to risk their people on a "maybe."
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