Sobe wrote:
17:Bandwagons are fun is hardly the reasoning. I just agreed with GC at the time. Had you read the paranthasese, you'd have noticed that. No lynches don't really show anything about the person, thus I don't really like it. :p
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I never said "bandwagons are fun" was the reason (I actually wouldn't have a problem if it was). My questioning of post 17 primarily focuses on your attacks on no lynch. Quoted for posterity:
Vollkan wrote: Needless to say, a single vote for NL does not casue a NL. Really, a mislynch without any argument is worse than a NL. So, by this logic, it would be inherently suspect to cast a random vote, given the odds of voting a townie. This is complete crap, of course, because one vote does not maketh a lynch (or a no lynch, as the case may be) (+1)
You said:
Sobe wrote:
Bandwagons are fun! (That and I agree with the whole 'no lynch is bad' sentamant.)
Vote: Hoopla
Thus, what I was attacking was your insinuation that no lynch votes are bad because no lynch is bad. That same logic would say that random votes are bad because random lynches are bad (worse, in fact, than no lynches)
Sobe wrote:
41: How can you be sure I was wrong though? If you beleive that, you'd have to take Hoopla for his word on things. There is no garuntee that had discussion not started, if he ever would have brought himself into the limelite. But he was called out enough that there really isn't much choice for him to do anything else. So why is it you, by default, seem to believe Hoopla? Do you have a reason to trust his word?
Vollkan wrote: 41: Sobe repeats GC's mantra that a random vote on a player can help down the line.
Again, evidence please.
Also, he is completely wrong to say Hoopla wasn't seeking discussion. As Hoopla's bolding itself showed, Hoopla's whole point was to spark discussion (+1)
Firstly, I'd love something from you on the bold.
Secondly, as to your questions for me. I am self-voter and I can see myself doing exactly what Hoopla did (including the ironic bolding of the stuff about generating discussion). The way he has explained himself post facto only fits with the profile of the discussion-generating self-voter. For that reason, I am prepared to trust Hoopla's justification of his self-vote. Note that I don't think this has any bearing on his alignment. Scum can self-vote to generate discussion and so can town.
Sobe wrote:
72: There is not direct controdiction. I say I did not Contraversial, though I still think it looked scummy. Something being contraversial, on the same note, doesn't by default make it a scummy move.
Post 17:
Sobe wrote: Bandwagons are fun! (That and
I agree with the whole 'no lynch is bad' sentamant.
)
Vote: Hoopla
Post 72:
Sobe wrote: Voting No lynch doesn't seem all that controversial to me, as its easy to see why one wouldn't want to take the chance of lynching town.
In 17, you seem to be pretty clearly disparaging no lynch, but by 72 (without acknowledgment of any mental shift) you have changed tune completely.
Sobe wrote:
88: Well If I missed the point, care to explain it rather then going "HE doesn't undersatnd, clearly he is suspicious."
BM was arguing that the idea that he should be lynched to determine GC's alignment is manifestly absurd. It runs the risk of wasting an entire day, giving scum a free night and offing a power role. Your rebuttal to this in 88, I will quote: (everything below comes from 88)
Sobe wrote:
I never ignored the possibility you are a power role. I'm just not ignoring the possibility that you are Mafia either. You voted GC. Ever though maybe HE might be a power role? That seems like a very weak defense. :p
This is just twisting the onus of proof. It isn't incumbent on BM to show he is NOT mafia. You need to show there are good reasons for thinking he IS
Sobe wrote:
And I only acknowledge that if you are town and lynched, we waste a lynch on a town and learn nothing. But guess what? Same thing happens if GC is town. If he's lynched town, we learn nothing. Unless you can give me a reason why him flipping town yields any additional information, you're voting at the same risks I am. :p
This ignores the fact that BM wasn't voting Carlin simply for information reasons.
Sobe wrote:
And I pick you over GC for this simple reason, you've been rather redundant with yoru reasonings why me voting for you is silly.
-We get no info if you flip town? We get no info if GC flips town either. We are both taking the same risk if we are both town, so its a silly argument.
-Saying you disagree with the sentamant that Scum would start instead of follow? They can do both, so thats not much of a point. :p
- The whole 'I could be a power role' line? Same goes for GC.
In short, I vote for you for redundant and pointless defenses. :p
BM gave plenty of reasons;
- Same as above. This is drawing an equivalence between a serious suspicion lynch and an "information lynch"
- BM never positively said scum wouldn't start. He just said that they are not more likely to start than follow.
- Again, this ignores the whole suspicion-information distinction
Puta wrote:
Tubby is a lurker, like me...there can only be one lurker (me!) so he's got to go. Vote:Tubby
Tubby wrote:
what are you talkin about??
I'm allvwing this continue beacuse:
1) i think its funny
2) its telling more about everyone else in the game,
3) i highly doubt i will get lynched today but if i do thats ok to i just hope everyone is paying attention