The Imperium of Ceirien: Going right!

[Xoriet]

While the current subject is seriously interesting, I need someone to remind me how it pertains to gameplay. 'Cause at this point I feel like I'm in a General thread about history.

*Xoriet historizes Syl

True facts, but you're missing out on such an experience!

[RiderSyl]

Meh, RL regimes kill people for reasons they always believe are correct. History never changes there. The only differences are how successful they are, and how awful the reasons are to the rest of us.

Ceirien deciding to work with Nazi regions isn't indicative of TBR's stance, or any other raider organization or raider individual's stance on Nazi's in NS. Anyone attempting to say otherwise is either mistaken, or trying to stir up shit.

As for the argument about Nazi's in NS, Max Berry allows them, their ideologies, and their opinions in the game... within reason. There are ways we can choose to deal with that in our time on NS; by joining the massive contingency of understandable disgust, hopping on the reich bandwagon, or treading the middle ground.

Personally, I'm not going to waste my time arguing with someone who chooses to deal with it differently than I do.

[KaelThas Quilor]

The Romans Exterminated people for reasons, not 'for existing'. Dead people don't pay taxes and join the auxiliaries.

To be fair, the Christians were safe until they were ousted from the safety of the umbrella of Judaism. Furthermore, the "Body and Blood" gave the idea that the Christians were cannibals. Romans didn't like new religions, so the Christians were fair game for the aforementioned and more.

The Christians were forming their own independent political societies, which was against the law (Re; Pliny's Letters). Most emperors didn't even activity persecute them, and only Maximinus Dia came even close to proposing 'Genocide' rather than just 'make their lives really shitty until they make a token sacrifice or until prison space runs out'.

@Syl: Its relevant because people keep bringing up previous atrocities or communist atrocities. And the Nazis killed the Jews merely because they were 'inferior' and existed. Rome never killed someone just becaue they were 'inferior' nor have most other states in history. Rome would kill a tribe for being an actual threat, or rebelling too much or things like that. That's the line between mere brutality (Romans, USSR, etc) and Nazis people draw, and why they get their 'unfair' treatment in NS. Also, the Nazis found that great trick for saving money on all things, death included: VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME!