[quote]MisterJB wrote...
[quote]Rassler wrote...
I said Templars will be a door away not a mile and patrolling the cricle but they have absolutely no say in how the cricle works. Its like a government that chooses its ways but its police is independant.[/quote]
The police can only act based upon what the government decides is a crime or not and you just determined that mages rule themselves which means that only mages can determine if, for instance, summoning demons with the blood of the innocents is a crime or not. That is pure mage freedom because only mages can determine the restrictions imposed upon them.
Plus, it's entirely ineffective for the reasons I have already stated. mages are dangerous beyond the threat of demons.
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She wished separation. Had the Templars and Seekers accepted it there would have been no war.[/quote]
Right, so if I suddenly decide my home is an independent state and buy a tank to defend its borders, it is somehow the police's fault for arresting me.
The citizens can't just up and decide they are no longer part of the "country". She knew full well that what she suggested would lead to a war. She just didn't care.
[quote]She is like 50% responsible for the war.[/quote]
Which still makes her actions quite immoral.
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Lol the fact that you compare Fiona to those says a lot, too much in fact.[/quote]
See my previous post.
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You see improvement of mage lives as an evil thing which its not.[/quote]
It is when it is done at the expense of the rest of the world.
[quote]Fiona is best freedom fighter written by Bioware yet,[/quote]
I will NOT have you insult Bioware's writers in that manner. Apologize to David Gaider now!
[quote]ahe is like author's favorite[/quote]
No, she is your favorite. Don't put words into other people's mouths.
[quote]You can have your opinion of course but it doesn't change the fact that Fiona is not evil not even a little bit.[/quote]
Good and evil are subjective to begin with and now you want to factually state who is good and who is evil.
Ask the people who die in this war whether they consider Fiona evil or not.
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As I said before Lambert, Templars and Seekers are as responsible for the war as Fiona and the mages.[/quote]
Which doesn't change the fact she is also responsible for the WAR!
She's not a saint who has never done a thing wrong in her life.
[quote]When a seeker angers the divine in treatment of mages you know something is wrong.[/quote]
With the Divine.
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Your posts suggest otherwise.
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To you.
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Fiona is NOT self-righteous. You cannot shove this as fact, you simply can't.[/quote]
Sure I can. To be self-righteous is to be of one's own righteousness.
Fiona says she is not willing to wait for the Divine to do what is "right". Therefore, she is self-righteous.
[quote]The biggest mage fraternities agree with her that is 70% of mages. She is not Anders, she is representing what all mages want, not what she wants.
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The warmongers won by a vote. 49 out of 100 mages didn't want this war. She is not representing what they want.
And that has nothing to with being self-righteous.[/quote]
If he isn't anti-mage, than I'm a five hundred pound black bear wearing a tutu riding a unicycle.
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