"At least when someone did something wrong under me, I had them killed" is not an appropriate alternative to police reform, c'mon man. False dichotomies aside, removing a cripple's antlers seems... like it's gonna bite you in the ass later.
"At least when someone did something wrong under me, I had them killed" is not an appropriate altern
More than downright removing them? I mean, even if you go right down to the base, the dude's either gonna have something left or have two holes in his head. Wrapping them up in something seems... I don't know, better somehow.
More than downright removing them? I mean, even if you go right down to the base, the dude's either
Removing all of the context from the situation and looking at it from a base level, holding someone accountable for their actions in such a high degree enforces a level of discipline is almost necessary for someone who holds power over the life or death of other people. If the military/police force/ whatever you want to call the warrior caste of the modern era were held to the same standards as they were centuries ago, they would be much more disciplined, and do a much better job with less fuck ups.
I'm not saying using the threat of death to get what he wants is justified, but he seems to have a sense of honor regarding the situation, despite how morally bankrupt it may be uwu
Removing all of the context from the situation and looking at it from a base level, holding someone
I have this little ritual of mine where I listen to Tina Turner's "Private Dancer" when reading new pages and rereading older pages, pretending that's the the intro theme for this if it were ever animated. Her first two stanzas just sound so perfectly fitting for a feline main character. Also the subject matter.
I have this little ritual of mine where I listen to Tina Turner's "Private Dancer" when reading new
