(1) SilverFang - GreenDude
(1) NO LYNCH - wickedswami
With 9 alive, it takes 5 to lynch
Deadline: July 3, 2009 12:01 pm PST
I posted that to see whether wickedswami is scum or not. I don't think he is! But if he turns out scum them everyone will assume me scum too.I wrote: I think everyone is a bit suspicious about wickedswami. So I suggest this:
we put pressure on him. And IF we lynch him, then we find out whether he's mafia or not. If he is... great! If not, he was directing all our mafia finding energy on him, which wasn't helping us, and we will beable to get a move on finding the mafia. AND, if he was townie and we win, he wins too. Seems like a win win situation for me.
I'm not quite getting you here. Another side to my theory? Sorry, not sure what you're talking about.GreenDude wrote:@mevorra: I didn't mean it wasn't possible, I meant that it was ridiculous because... because... I don't know. I never thought about it. I just thought it not possible, but there is the whole other side of your theory which you didn't mention. And if you would please mention it so the balance of ying and yang is mantained??
I'm saying lynch the least contributing person if there's no better candidate at the end of the day, to translate this into 'Lynch all inactives' is another gross simplification on Belili's part, which coupled with his simplified version of who the mafia might be makes him suspicious to me.edmund wrote:My strategy, don't vote randomly and lynch the least contributing person if nothing scummy happens, In the beginning I'll vote on slight suspicions and gradually the bar is raised for voting someone.
No need to be condescending. My math came from the assumption that mafia will work together and not try to lynch each other. Given voting patterns and statements in this thread, there are two people the most likely could be tied to Green IF he is mafia and three that most likely could be mafia IF he is a townie.neurins wrote:I would recommend you to do the maths again before proposing lynches so happily. First, in the case Green is mafia, and in the case 3 people voting him are townies, there would be 5 more players around. How do you end up with only 2 suspects
1 + 3 + 2 = 9...
umm such maths...
I never once said/thought YOU said "lynch all inactives" or anything of the sort. In fact, I never read that post until now (sorry).I'm saying lynch the least contributing person if there's no better candidate at the end of the day, to translate this into 'Lynch all inactives' is another gross simplification on Belili's part
Fair enough on this point, but why is complex necessarily better than simple? That doesn't make much sense. It may mean I'm wrong, but it's a rational and productive suggestion.which coupled with his simplified version of who the mafia might be makes him suspicious to me.
Which is a symptom of... skimming. Not scumming. If I were mafia, how would it benefit me to misquote someone?This coupled Belili's misquotation of green
Hypocrisy? I don't see how that word applies. Inconsistent perhaps? But I'm a law student... I parse words. And laying low is a lot different from being inactive. If I don't post for 3 days, I am inactive. If I post 1 time per day and it's not very productive, I am laying low. There is a difference. And given your posts I think you're smart enough to understand that difference, yet for some reason are refusing to acknowledge it.his hipocracy on the inactivity/"laying low" issue
He was my second vote....his campaining greens band wagon the minute he entered the game
See, I don't think you're irrational, yet you're making an irrational argument. Silverfang has been inactive to the point he's being replaced. Should we lynch him? Of course not - at least not for that reason - it doesn't make sense.his inactivity for a long stretch
I never claimed you said that about me, I'm saying that you didn't bother to trace back where talk of lynching the inactives came from. Same problem as the misquotation, I get the feeling you were reading through looking for something to pounce at and not the truth.Belili wrote: I never once said/thought YOU said "lynch all inactives" or anything of the sort. In fact, I never read that post until now (sorry).
By being able to make people look more suspicious to the rest of the town.Belili wrote: If I were mafia, how would it benefit me to misquote someone?
Perhaps you are right, inconsistent is the correct word. Ok, you were inconsistent. Yes, there's difference between inactivity and "laying low", but inactivity is certainly a subset of "laying low", your statement remains inconsistent.Belili wrote: Hypocrisy? I don't see how that word applies. Inconsistent perhaps? But I'm a law student... I parse words. And laying low is a lot different from being inactive. If I don't post for 3 days, I am inactive. If I post 1 time per day and it's not very productive, I am laying low. There is a difference. And given your posts I think you're smart enough to understand that difference, yet for some reason are refusing to acknowledge it.
He was your first vote after your inactivity stretch, the first being completely random.Belili wrote: He was my second vote....
Why do you think I will help you out here?green wrote:@nureins: Could you PLEASE help me out here??
He was clarifying a confusion (a confusion that YOU started). You had the possibility of saying:belili wrote:But it's interesting that you would consider the statements of green and the statements of yourself as one in the same. As if you were a team.
Your first vote was basically fun. You could have said us:belili wrote:He was my second vote....