Where one Falls, Another Rises

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Re: Where one Falls, Another Rises

Postby Marlucia » Wed Apr 10, 2013 7:14 am

Tylan wrote:More divisons! The fragmented leadership of the Rebellion is more bedazzling in the light of defeat. So many faces with so little in common other than a shared enemy. I wonder how much longer it'll be until the rebels begin to rebel against themselves.

So who else is a rebel leader? I wasn't aware the leadership was so fragmented.
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Re: Where one Falls, Another Rises

Postby jwhitehorn » Wed Apr 10, 2013 7:25 am

"leadership" is a loosely defined term in the Rebllion. Below is video footage of one of their recent meetings in their famed "seekret" IRC channels.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kN3YfT-hIwU

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Re: Where one Falls, Another Rises

Postby Jalpha » Wed Apr 10, 2013 7:26 am

That misconception stems from the fact that there are numerous individuals and individual groups refusing to pay the treaty. The rebel label is one the tribe uses broadly to identify those players. As a result many players with different ideals have accepted that label. It's only considered fragmented leadership by those too small minded to perceive that the rebel label is an overly generalized term.
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Re: Where one Falls, Another Rises

Postby Ornery » Wed Apr 10, 2013 7:27 am

Jalpha wrote:That misconception stems from the fact that there are numerous individuals and individual groups refusing to pay the treaty. The rebel label is one the tribe uses broadly to identify those players. As a result many players with different ideals have accepted that label. It's only considered fragmented leadership by those too small minded to perceive that the rebel label is an overly generalized term.


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Re: Where one Falls, Another Rises

Postby Gallient » Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:30 am

Jalpha wrote:That misconception stems from the fact that there are numerous individuals and individual groups refusing to pay the treaty. The rebel label is one the tribe uses broadly to identify those players. As a result many players with different ideals have accepted that label. It's only considered fragmented leadership by those too small minded to perceive that the rebel label is an overly generalized term.


You imply that individuals are making this generalization rather than simply using "rebel" to define the GH-led effort alone. Both factions have routinely used rebel to define said group. If someone wants to go around and call themselves a rebel they can't be expected not to be associated with GH, just like if someone runs around the forums calling themselves a Tribal member or Indian... You don't filter your descriptors in-case there is another Tribe out there do you?
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Re: Where one Falls, Another Rises

Postby colesie » Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:34 am

Gallient wrote:
Jalpha wrote:That misconception stems from the fact that there are numerous individuals and individual groups refusing to pay the treaty. The rebel label is one the tribe uses broadly to identify those players. As a result many players with different ideals have accepted that label. It's only considered fragmented leadership by those too small minded to perceive that the rebel label is an overly generalized term.


You imply that individuals are making this generalization rather than simply using "rebel" to define the GH-led effort alone. Both factions have routinely used rebel to define said group. If someone wants to go around and call themselves a rebel they can't be expected not to be associated with GH, just like if someone runs around the forums calling themselves a Tribal member or Indian... You don't filter your descriptors in-case there is another Tribe out there do you?

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Re: Where one Falls, Another Rises

Postby thl111 » Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:43 am

Don't you guys have election or something? Self proclaimed leadership like this is always the cause for internal conflicts.
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Re: Where one Falls, Another Rises

Postby Gallient » Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:51 am

colesie wrote:I've been a member of the Squirrel Eating Pizza Tribe for months.

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Re: Where one Falls, Another Rises

Postby Jalpha » Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:53 am

Gallient wrote:You imply that individuals are making this generalization rather than simply using "rebel" to define the GH-led effort alone. Both factions have routinely used rebel to define said group. If someone wants to go around and call themselves a rebel they can't be expected not to be associated with GH, just like if someone runs around the forums calling themselves a Tribal member or Indian... You don't filter your descriptors in-case there is another Tribe out there do you?


The tribe and others have routinely used the term rebel to describe players not part of the GH group. What was your point again?
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Re: Where one Falls, Another Rises

Postby Gallient » Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:55 am

Jalpha wrote:
Gallient wrote:You imply that individuals are making this generalization rather than simply using "rebel" to define the GH-led effort alone. Both factions have routinely used rebel to define said group. If someone wants to go around and call themselves a rebel they can't be expected not to be associated with GH, just like if someone runs around the forums calling themselves a Tribal member or Indian... You don't filter your descriptors in-case there is another Tribe out there do you?


The tribe and others have routinely used the term rebel to describe players not part of the GH group. What was your point again?


Proof? Some random calling himself a Rebel but then saying he has nothing to do with GH doesn't mean anything, as it has nothing to do with others making any sort of generalization.
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