Cadmium, in response to your quotes:
1) Following a cop is a good thing. You can't attack me for following a cop. If IS would have been innocent, I would have voted for Mith the next day. (Not the cop he would've turned in.)
2) My vote for Ambic was for the misquoting-Roadbird-thingy. I decided to join her bandwagon and not another for that reason.
3) This is old news. Read back the previous page for my explanations.
Let's look at your achievements this game:
Cadmium voting for Mith wrote:
So there's one other option. Mith is just lying and wants to get rid of IS.
Unvote: The Accountant
Vote: Mith
Voting for someone who comes out as a cop (or someone who knows the result of a cop) is only a good thing if you are certain that he's wrong. Lynching a cop (and a mafia next day) is worse then lynching an innocent (and a mafia next day).
Cadmium voting for Roadbird wrote:
Now for my vote. I'm going to vote: Roadbird. He's just too silent and he didn't vote. And I think that's what I would have done if a family member is being caught.
Yeah right. Mafia never joins bandwagons against there own members, just so we can point them out easily.
Cadmium voting for Ambic wrote:
Unvote: Patsy
Vote: Ambic
You say that you're suspicous of Jeep because he saw no reason to join the bandwagon, while there is an obvious reason. Please explain to me how that makes him suspicious. If he's mafia, he would have just voted for you. I mean, why try to start a new bandwagon when there already is one?
Let's get this day over with!
First you vote for Roadbird because he doesn't join a bandwagon, but when Ambic votes for someone who doesn't join a bandwagon (although she was the one bandwagonned), you find it suspicous. Isn't this like the Pot calling the Kettle Black??