i consider myself the voice of reason at the moment because everybody is feral when it comes to marshal and im trying to understand his POV
still not giving me any reasons to vote me though
YEAH idgaf what i look like anymore
call me a hypocrite but it doesn’t change my point
Marshal is being Marshal, and also I’m the Usurper to Napoleon, which would make me…
I dunno
You not being memorable or productive, yet you are here all the time, is a reason to vote you.
Vote Count
| Votee | Voted by | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| Arete | Jake | 1 |
| Vulgard | PoisonedSquid | 1 |
| Marshal | Arete, Hippolytus | 2 |
| Solic | eevee | 1 |
| SirDerpsAlot | Possessed | 1 |
| Possessed | Icibalus, Luxy | 2 |
| N.1 | Emilia, Vulgard | 2 |
| katze | SirDerpsAlot, Marshal, Solic | 3 |
/vote Solic
all i needed to hear
your thoughts aren’t your own
next, @jakethewolfie do you have anything?
Vote Count
| Votee | Voted by | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| Arete | Jake | 1 |
| Vulgard | PoisonedSquid | 1 |
| Marshal | Arete, Hippolytus | 2 |
| Solic | eevee, katze | 2 |
| SirDerpsAlot | Possessed | 1 |
| Possessed | Icibalus, Luxy | 2 |
| N.1 | Emilia, Vulgard | 2 |
| katze | SirDerpsAlot, Marshal, Solic | 3 |
Majority is 9, day ends in 23 hours.
u Quoque Fallacy
The “ tu quoque ,” Latin for “you too,” is also called the “appeal to hypocrisy” because it distracts from the argument by pointing out hypocrisy in the opponent. This tactic doesn’t solve the problem, or prove one’s point, because even hypocrites can tell the truth. Focusing on the other person’s hypocrisy is a diversionary tactic. In this way, using the tu quoque typically deflects criticism away from yourself by accusing the other person of the same problem or something comparable. If Jack says, “Maybe I committed a little adultery, but so did you Jason!” Jack is trying to diminish his responsibility or defend his actions by distributing blame to other people. But no one else’s guilt excuses his own guilt. No matter who else is guilty, Jack is still an adulterer.
The tu quoque fallacy is an attempt to divert blame, but it really only distracts from the initial problem. To be clear, however, it isn’t a fallacy to simply point out hypocrisy where it occurs. For example, Jack may say, “yes, I committed adultery. Jill committed adultery. Lots of us did, but I’m still responsible for my mistakes.” In this example, Jack isn’t defending himself or excusing his behavior. He’s admitting his part within a larger problem. The hypocrisy claim becomes a tu quoque fallacy only when the arguer uses some (apparent) hypocrisy to neutralize criticism and distract from the issue.
literally everyone read this please
It’s interesting how you were so calmly evaluating Marshal apparently, but you feel no such calm towards me. 
Meeh.
Because, they seem to have a voice of reason among them, they actually want to get something done among the cat pics, but that might change in the future because… this chaos .-.