Tales from the Dawn #4: "A Question of Death" (Jullus)

[KariTheFox]

I don't know how many times I'll need to state that so long as you continue to overlook the crimes of the city-states, and the good guy factions up to and including Venat it doesn't matter how many time you call every Ancient ever psychopathic murderers or the Garlean children inevitable proto-Fuhrers. But, at least for tonight I think I'm content to stop trying.

Maybe you could try making a point instead of engaging in whataboutism and bad faith misreadings of my posts.

I will never take any of these lazy, half-arsed Fascism! accusations seriously when so many on here are under the delusion that none of the main cast or their allies have ever wronged anyone, or if they did that it's justified. Perhaps when this forum does change, I will finally overlook the fact you all seem damn well near stone-sturdy convinced that some of us are secretly scheming to get Square to prepare for the Rising of the Eternal Garlemald Empire, mk. II. We are not the ones with the nefarious agenda here, of that I can assure you even if I'm certain my words will yet go unheeded. As ever.

What are you talking about? Pointing out the historical similarities between the Garlean Empire's founding mythology, and the beliefs of real life fascists is not accusing anyone on the forums of being... anything. It's talking about history and how a piece of fiction might have been influenced by that history. Seriously, what?