We think that you need to be good people to reside in Heaven. Or to be given the gift of a second chance at life. Whether you need to change to accomplish that isn't what determined your presence here.
[ they consider wisadel's words though, thoughtful. ]
... What did determine your presence here, however, is that you died. So I suppose I hope that you're satisfied with what you accomplished in your life. For the Sarkaz, and for yourself.
Yeah? Then I guess I better get used to the idea of going wherever!
[lmao.]
I'm pretty satisfied with what I did get done... buuuut I don't think anything is gonna make somebody like me a good person. Done too much shit already, you know?
[ that's unfortunate given the premise of the game miss w. ]
We discussed this last time, a little bit. If you're born into a war, participating in that war has more justification than, say, those who began a war themselves. The things that you have to do by necessity to survive, or to achieve a greater good, can't be judged on the same scale as the actions of someone born into peace who chooses violence.
It's the duty of all living things to protect the lives of others.
[ said with disapproval, so. their stance on that is clear. ]
... I'm not saying that every subjective angle holds the same weight, morally. Just that there should be consideration given to a person's situation, and what they had to do to survive. What the bigger picture was.
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[ they consider wisadel's words though, thoughtful. ]
... What did determine your presence here, however, is that you died. So I suppose I hope that you're satisfied with what you accomplished in your life. For the Sarkaz, and for yourself.
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[lmao.]
I'm pretty satisfied with what I did get done... buuuut I don't think anything is gonna make somebody like me a good person. Done too much shit already, you know?
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And do you think that being born into complex circumstances might move where that limit sits?
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[she's not the type for this, man.]
Wouldn't part of it be changing how you're going to do things or whatever? Because I wouldn't.
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[ that's unfortunate given the premise of the game miss w. ]
We discussed this last time, a little bit. If you're born into a war, participating in that war has more justification than, say, those who began a war themselves. The things that you have to do by necessity to survive, or to achieve a greater good, can't be judged on the same scale as the actions of someone born into peace who chooses violence.
Don't you think?
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[ said with disapproval, so. their stance on that is clear. ]
... I'm not saying that every subjective angle holds the same weight, morally. Just that there should be consideration given to a person's situation, and what they had to do to survive. What the bigger picture was.