Mall
TNPer
I was referring to accusations which seem to have fizzled out regarding the coup in Osiris. I don't know if you were involved since I wasn't, but I do know that you are aware of the accusations. They cost you the election last time around according to you. It is one of the few things I know about you (the incident in its entirety, I am not necessarily stating that you did what some accused you of).Gracius Maximus:First, I have no recent activities in Osiris. I have no idea what you are referring to.Mall:To acknowledge that the law which you will swear to uphold is flawed, and then contend that perfectly equitable judgments can be derived from those flawed laws without using independent judgment to counter those flaws is a contradiction.Gracius Maximus:If a member of the RA posts in their signature that they support the Constitution/Legal Code/Bill of Rights and then vote for someone that states that they will intentionally ignore those things then they are ignorant insofar as I can determine. Ignorant is not the same as stupid.Mall:Alternatively you can keep calling them idiots for not knowing what you have thus far refused to tell them. I'm running on a campaign of common sense and transparency. You are running on a campaign of "nothing has changed" and utter inflexibility.
I am transparent. Everyone that deals with me knows up front exactly what they get. I am an asshole, and an arrogant son of a bitch. But I get things done.
I have not once said that nothing has changed (aside from the initial comment in which I am referring to myself, not the machine - if this is what you refer to then it is a comprehension issue, in which I can not assist you) and everything is good with the TNP legal system. What I have stated is that I can work within the confines of the law to deliver direct and succinct judgement without the need to circumvent that which I would take an oath to protect.
You, conversely, have perverted the very idea of "justice" by claiming that the written law can be ignored at whim. This will lead to error and inequitable determinations.
I obviously was not around during your previous tenures in TNP, I know little of you besides your stint as Delegate, your recent activities in Osiris, and what Flem has just told me. However the voters of TNP also know that I am an individual who sticks to his campaign promises, and I have promised to tale actions which will to seek to produce that which is best for the region in all cases, no matter what the Constibillicode might require. You cannot make such a claim.
Second, no law is perfect. Every judgement would be made with the knowledge of that imperfection but would not seek to ignore it because it is so. Perfectly equitable judgements within the confines of the law are possible and have been realized in the past. It is simply a failing of recent Courts that such judgements have not been realized to your satisfaction. No contradiction exists.
Conversely, for you to post up an oath of office after this election would be a contradiction because you have explicitly stated that you will not uphold the law.
If no law is perfect, and all judgments must be based off of laws, then no judgments will be perfect. To seek perfection is certainly to invite failure. I hope that you will not claim divine infallibility, since Flem kindly pointed out we lack such omniscience.
Finally I will do what TNP asks me to do. I would rather do what the democratic majority of TNP's RA approves of rather than see myself do what I know is wrong, harming TNP in the process, merely to uphold a broken Constibillicode. Contradiction? No.