ryan2754 wrote:Hewitt, how exactly was Stevie appealing to emotion? Stevie, I don't think his claims are unsubstantiated. I think his case on Caboose actually has a lot of merit. On you however, not so much. Then again, it doesn't really seem like he was ever trying to go hard after you. Even though he mentioned you alongside Caboose in the whole Mastin 50/50 thing, he has been attacking Caboose hard, and defending himself against you, who THINKS he is attacking you baselessly. So in essence, I think both of you are misconstruing the situation.
For the appeal to emotion thing see above. I agree that my case on Caboose has a lot of merit lol. And I don't have a case on StevieT, or at least I didn't when we started this little argument. I wasn't going after him at all. I understand the situation, I just think a) StevieT's not really good at reading or b) overdefensive and kinda scummy.[/qupte]
It's not that I'm defensive, it's that I think I've spotted Hewitt in a scum tell. (Throwing sh** and hoping some sticks)
I haven't tried to really make a defense, I've been trying to point out how Hewitt is scum.
Below is where I actually make a defense
ryan2754 wrote:Hewitt, can you explain why you think StevieT to be possible scum based on D1?
If I had to think of how StevieT is possible scum based on D1 I would point out quotes like this...
StevieT92 wrote:There is no such thing as 'fluff', which was my point. Any discussion gives more information. That's what we want, information. The more posts that go unwritten, the more potentially valuable information is missed.
I definitely disagree with this. Posts should obviously be constructive most of the time and not fluff. Fluff exists and it sucks, every once in a while it's okay but if there's a whole bunch of needless discussion going on then that's not discussion we need.
This is a game theory discussion. I have no idea how that makes me scummy. Great reaching though.
StevieT92 wrote:Which is information that I get more value out of at this point by it remaining private. I would rather disclose it at a proper time.
This whole "knowing what Mastin is" deal might've been more obnoxious than scummy I don't know, it was kind of shady nonetheless I feel.
I wanted to see how people would react, especially Mastin. By the way, I just would like to point out that if Mastin had claimed cop my crazy method would've had some merit as I would've led the charge against him. The way the game turned out, ya I looked like a fool. Oh well.
StevieT92 wrote:Also, I don't really think that Caboose is scummy, he just seems like he is getting frustrated with Mastin. I think your efforts, Mastin, would be best concentrated elsewhere, like Dust for example.
I would just like to keep this fresh in my mind for if Caboose gets lynched and flips scum...because I don't see this point of view at all.
This only applies to D1. I got that read on Caboose because I felt somewhat the same way and could see that he was sick and tired of talking about Mastin. Does not at all apply to D2, however, where he has done nothing to look pro-town.
StevieT92 wrote:I will
unvote: Dust
because trying to drive a one-man wagon is unproductive and depressing.
I'm a pretty big believer that you vote for who you think is scum and this just doesn't sit right with me. I honestly don't care if it's a one-man wagon if that's who you're most confident is scum then fight for it (which he didn't do very well).
It's alright to drive a 1 man wagon at the beginning of the day. It's how you find scum, I totally agree. However, the only power the town has comes from getting numbers on wagons (of scum hopefully
). I have no problem with using my vote for the greater good, which may let the 1 person who I think is scum slip by. There is always the next day or I could even switch back if we get a reliable claim.
However, late in the day, driving a 1 man wagon is an irresponsible use of your vote. The town has usually reached some sort of consensus, and you need to get behind that.
That's pretty much it from D1 if I were to make a case on StevieT based on it.