chrono wrote:
(It took you this long to mention SV)
ISO 22. The fact that you missed this indicates that you spent basically no time at all trying to come up with this case.
chrono wrote:
(Distancing, while subtly pushing for someone else's lynch over your buddy?)
Or not caring which is lynched because either are scum?
chrono wrote:
(Pushing for a chnorek lynch, and distancing SV, whom you haven't been pushing as a lynch candidate over the last few posts)
Oh yes, distancing. I have a feeling that you're going to use that argument to summarize basically everything I did on day 2.
chrono wrote:
Flip-Flopping much?
I'm sorry, I wasn't aware that it was anti-town to think more than one person is scum?
chrono wrote:
Someone claimed scum, take the heat off my scumbuddies
chrono wrote:Confessed scum > potential scum for lynchinz.
Hypocrite much?
On everything regarding pushing Chnorek over SV:
1) We don't know Chnorek/EMP is town yet, it's easily possible that both are scum.
2) You're gonna need a better reason to explain why I spent basically all of day 2 trying to get SV lynched, refusing to vote for Chnorek even when the rest of you were, and so forth.
Your argument sucks. Use your head: Is it really that likely that I've spent the majority of the game trying to kill my own scumpartner, when I've had so many attempts to get Chnorek lynched instead?
And by the way:
chrono wrote:because the fact that XScorpion's mind jumped to the conclusion of 'scum have framed me <nopoint>' indicates (to me) that he has more reason than usual to keep the framing ability of the scum team in mind. i.e. is scum.
I agree that it's scummy to jump to the idea of tailoring. Ironically, you are the first person to bring up the notion today, so by your own argument, you are scummy.