I basically said what I wanted to get out there, should I be lynched. Plus we had some good chatter and seeing as I feel like I had monopolizied a bit of the conversation it seemed like a good thing to let other people talk about, well, other people LOL.
And I really didn't know what to make of a lot of the conversation going on believe it or not.
This did catch my attention though, and I thought it was a really good point:
Krypsyn: I think he gave me a pass too quickly, and I think he is giving Vitek too hard a time. While I technically did not lie, my statements
were designed to mislead. While Vitek
did technically lie, few people could have possibly been misled by his statements. Mchack's dogged adherence to the LAL rule, in the face of what I feel are fairly intuitive mitigating circumstances, make me think he is just scum looking for a 'pro-town' excuse to vote for someone.
And mchack followed up a bit later with this:
mchack: You might have noticed I'm not that good at picking those up, but I guess if Vitek would just give me a sensible answer that I can dig, I'd be far less demanding. But this distracting and evading, makes him all the more scummy to me.
Is this Vitek provoking mchack into an overreaction? Is this mchack portraying Vitek as "distracting and evading" when his comments really were harmless and well understood? I'm tempted to drop a vote on either Vitek or mchack just to push the issue a bit more and get others' reaction.
And I admit I'm a bit guilty of going into standby mode waiting for the outcome of the Crisis Event. I realize there could be negative consequences to failing a lynch before that happens, but I don't think it's that likely.
And yog, this is the second time you've seemed to mention a deadline. Now, I get it - no one likes a brisk and aggressive game of Mafia more than I do - but I've made my feelings known about how easy I think it is for scum to sneak in unscrutinized deadline voting and the fact that you'd (seem?) to push for a deadline is a bit alarming to me.