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What do you all think of the term, "an eye for an eye"?

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

It's a good philosophy for most.

[ She loves this type of mentality because it's very easy to manipulate people who have this type of mentality! ]

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[I'd like to see you manipulate this walking darkness, girly~]

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

[ She can. She has not been causing carefully orchestrated genocides without detection and constant success for 250 years for nothing! ]

It depends on the people, but I'd doubt revenge is a concept they actively object when they support it in their daily lives.

They just begin to think about the other person being on the end being them; Paranoia comes quickly with revenge.

/sidetracked by icon STOP PLAYING WITH YOUR BOOBS adjkg

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[Awwwwww yeahhh.]

IT'S CANON SHE CAN CRACK WALNUTS WITH THEM.

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

It's entirely possible to make the recipient too frightened to continue the cycle all together. I have to say though, do people know you retain such ethics?

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wait I replied to the previous comment again didn't I....

[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Fear is a well established solution. Not a popular one, but a well established one nonetheless. It didn't work with just the prayers that it'd succeed alone.

Well, lucky for you, there's an option that's called installing fear. You've obviously heard of it.

hurrr IT'S OKAY <33

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Most people are lazy, or are unwilling to give up what they need to accomplish their own goal.

They're perfectly comfortable with where they are. It's just such a sad, sad, waste, don't you agree?

They aren't willing to deal with the risks or give up their so very valuable possessions in order to achieve a goal that'd be much greater.

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

And I agree. Most people fail to realize terms are vague enough to use in nearly every situation.

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Not really. I just don't wish for my presence to be alerted to a certain someone.

People will always get irritated that they hear something that doesn't agree to them. It's not my job to read minds.

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Glad to see it does. Well, well, may I get a name from you?

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Isabella. The pleasure is mine.

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

How long have you been in Johto?

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Less than a month. I can't stand this place already.

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

Hm...? My, my, this wasn't included in the introductory information. It's a far cry from the hundredth person of the hour gushing about how cute their little precious Pokemon is. I wonder if they're aware of the risks, or maybe they're just ignorant and blissful because of that.

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[Then again, his Charizard snapped his arm in a few places a couple months ago because he wanted to fight more, and it was like a child throwing a tantrum. With painful, burnt results.]

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[usedrecover.livejournal.com]

That's to be expected. People often turn a blind eye to the bigger problem, until it ends up being too big for them to handle. They recognize the pokemon are powerful, and that they're owning them, but they don't understand the implications of that.

I wonder what would happen if pokemon decided to rebel...