Then why say it?
Did I ever say it? No I said good luck trying to get me lynched. Which you took to me thinking I was thinking I was a vet so I can’t be lynched. That’s YOUR fault for assuming that when I was referring to the numerous people town reading me right now.
That’s still directly related to the fact that you have high status. I don’t need to get enough people to lynch you, I’ll just kill you at night
No it isn’t. People aren’t town reading me because I’m a veteran, they are town reading me because I’m town and I’m acting towny.
You are assuming things which is your own fault.
…is it just me or is getting info from Magnus like trying to get blood from a stone?
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But because you are a veteran you are inherently privileged at being town read. You know exactly how you are supposed to act to be TR’d and you have the experience to “act towny” regardless of your faction
…and the worst thing here is that I actually think he’s town from liking this post without answering it.
Fuck me.
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Telogoy the irony is I know exactly how to act to be town read and I’m going to tell you a secret
I usually never act like that as town. I’m doing what I want right now and I’m pushing buttons, pushing buttons like this is not a way to get town read by most people who are inexperienced. I’m being town read by the veterans who know what I’m doing is beneficial, but if I wanted to I could try to act towny for everyone instead of a select few people
But you’re saying that now to reaffirm the position that you are acting towny even if you’re not. I’m not stupid.
Also when you do it it’s strategy, but when I do it it’s backtracking, seems legit
So your argument is that since I’m an experienced person I’m using my experience to be town read which is despicable.
Because status and experience are two different things