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Stiles Stilinski ([personal profile] robinofthepack) wrote2014-03-01 04:08 am
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[personal profile] bulletins 2014-03-12 02:54 am (UTC)(link)
Hey, it's Simon Chance. I know this is out of the blue and all, but you're the least irritated with me so far, seems, with the best head on your shoulders. I'm looking for someone to help me out with a bit of PR. I wanted to make an apology for my choice of words before, and I'd like to run it by someone first.

What do you say?
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[personal profile] bulletins 2014-03-16 07:47 pm (UTC)(link)
I can deal with that. I'm better at speaking than typing anyway. Not too worried about age, either. Back home the teens were always the ones who knew what was up. You guys are clever. More clever than I am, that's for sure.

None of it bothers me in the slightest. Don't be gentle either. I need all the help I can get. Alright, give me a moment to get my game face on and I'll give you what I've got.
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[personal profile] bulletins 2014-03-17 03:19 am (UTC)(link)
Aah okay forgive me if this is a little awkward. I never do this sort of... talk before a talk thing.

Okay. Here goes.

I know last time I didn't make the best impression with a few of you. Chose my words poorly, and that's on me. I'd like to start this message by apologising for that. I'm sorry. I'm not used to thinking before I speak and I should have. The way it came out was wrong. I made it sound like I got a kill wish for certain groups of people, and I don't. I was trying to make a point and I made the wrong one.

My point was, I've seen a lot of bad in my life. The world I come from, it's gone to hell. A lot like this place. Law and Order aren't really the things they used to be. In fact, they're barely a presence at all other than the central unified survival states of the world. But we were rebuilding, pulling ourselves back together and starting a new civilisation.

Last time I got on here, I made a bad call. I got a little boastful because I thought a fighter was what you guys needed. I've seen now, that that isn't exactly true. I'm no advocate of blindly killing anything by species. When I said what I said, what I really meant is that I take down killers. Proven killers. And yeah, that still might sound bad to some of you, but the truth is, you're not home any more than I am. Not here. None of you are. You're dealing with things no one should have to deal with, in a world where all you have to look to is each other.

And it might be you're not gonna like what it is I have to tell you next, but someone needs to say it. And seeing as I've already tossed out the vote for mr. popular, I might just be the best person to step up and say it. These towns? They're not towns. You can try all you want to hold onto law and order, to govern this place like your own personal hometowns, but it isn't going to work. And here's why.

This place is war. It's a death trap and a shitpot. You try to hold onto your old laws and processes here and all it's gonna do is keep getting you killed, keep breaking you down, and keep getting thrown back in your face. You're holding on to the politics of a world this place ain't. You need to adapt and realise this place isn't civilization. Northtown and Southtown aren't TOWNS any further than their names. They're camps. Clustered shelter spaces. The sooner you shrug off those old ideals of law and order and learn that this is about survival and not about control, the better.

It takes a different kind of mindset to live in a world where everything is out to get you and that mindset isn't pouring all your focus into hunting down a single problem, be it a killer or an antagonist of some kind. Or even just the source of a monster. It's like the woman on the network earlier today said. Learning how not to get killed. And being prepared with the knowledge that you ARE NOT safe. It's learning to survive. Grouping together in community, not government. Becoming the close knit survivalists who watch each other's backs, not the arbitrary rise to power of a group of protectors. Because for every killer they catch or kill, more will just pop up to take their place.

This is a grim mindset. It's not sunshine and hope. It's the hard, gritty truth. It is very likely that at any given day you could die. Am I trying to tell you all to throw in the towel? No. The opposite in fact. I'm telling you you can't afford to. You have to get tougher, stronger and smarter. You need to be prepared for the worst. And in the times between? There's nothing wrong with trying to live what can pass for a normal life. But life is never going to be normal again. And the sooner you accept that, the sooner you can learn how to live life as a survivor.

You can still have fun. It has never stopped me. But you can't afford to sit around trying to pretend like death isn't always waiting for you to drop your guard.

Because it is. And from here on out, it always will be.

[He pauses and clears his throat]

So. What do you think?
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[personal profile] bulletins 2014-03-18 01:49 am (UTC)(link)
You make a good point, yeah. I really don't want to distance myself any more from everyone than I already have. Alright. We and Us. I can do that. And yeah, sprinkling some hope in is a good idea. I had a lot more in mind, but back home, people get sick of my life-goes-on optimism pretty fast.

I was censoring myself a bit in the wrong area.

You think they'll take it any better? I'm a pretty tough guy, I can handle it if they don't. But people tend to listen a bit more when they don't hate you, you know?