You wanted to vote him for no reason other than to "move the game along". I'd say that's more suspicious than his reason.danakillsu wrote:Okay, yeah, so I left out a little bit about chance of being scum and whatnot. But his reason for voting was essentially: we might hit scum, and that will help us.
I'm referring to your case against wdjat on page 3, from posts 58 to 71.danakillsu wrote:I'm pretty sure I did give evidence, but can't find the case you are referring to. Could you point me to it?
Check this out.danakillsu wrote:Vehemently? Whatever. I don't see where you get that.
danakillsu wrote:Well, look. Suddenly "reads" changes to "read". And you call it the same thing. Pressuring for a single read on him is not the same as pressuring for all of my reads. I already have explained my reason for voting for him originally. Stop making such a big deal out of this. You're making yourself look scummy by trying to make me the focus of everyone's attention (not that I mind that so much, I have nothing to hide).
Adjectives are no replacement for actual lack of things to hide.danakillsu wrote:ORLY? Care to explain that first sentence? I really don't see how my complete lack of anything to hide would keep me from needing to say that I have nothing to hide.
If the conversation was helping you, you wouldn't have tried to stop it.danakillsu wrote: Your assumption again. You can't prove that. And if you can't prove it, you can't use it in a case.
What I mean was: You wanted a cop dead, you just didn't want to get blamed for its death.danakillsu wrote: Wow. Nice. Would you like to distinguish between lynching a cop and being responsible for lynching a cop? I think lynching someone and being responsible for it are one and the same, barring special situations where someone on the wagon did not actually want the player lynched.
I also find it interesting that you never claimed you didn't want to kill a cop, which is what most people would do if they were told they wanted to kill a cop.
I never based that part of the case on a specific post. You seem like you're trying to find an excuse to make me stop pressuring you on that particular subject.danakillsu wrote:If you really wanted to make a case, you would read the thread. Mind going back and reading my original post on which you base this part of your case?If you really didn't want kyle lynched, then you would have taken your vote off of him when you saw that he was at L-1.
Between the time that kyle was put to L-1 and the time he was lynched, you made a grand total of 12 posts. If you really didn't want him lynched, I really don't see why you couldn't have removed your vote and taken him off L-1 during that period.
You don't just get to tell people the things you say actually mean something else. Sorry to disappoint you.danakillsu wrote:Another assumption. You're pretty good at those.First section: You're basically saying "Let's stop scumhunting and start agreeing with me".
It seems like voting randomly would be less conductive to evidence than voting people you actually want dead.danakillsu wrote: It can be a bad thing because scum can be trying to get someone lynched before any good evidence arises.
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Inactive mod can now be active again. Tests should not be one after another within a week...
Prodding Ksen...does anyone else need it?