Cress (
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smashacademy2013-07-20 03:38 pm
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Entry tags:
- byakuya togami (dangan ronpa),
- chihiro fujisaki (dangan ronpa),
- chili (pokemon),
- connor kenway (assassin's creed),
- cress (pokemon),
- cyrus (pokemon),
- eggman/robotnik (sonic the hedgehog),
- garrett (thief),
- innes (fire emblem),
- knuckles (sonic),
- pulseman (pulseman),
- rick (portal),
- samus aran (metroid),
- wheatley (portal)
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What a hectic week that was... I can scarcely remember most of it, but I had enough cognitive capacity left in me to understand that I had been changed into a Tangrowth and shifted priorities completely. Whatever may have come of that to produce negative results, I must apologize. Cress was rather... clingy.
Brushing that aside, may I bring up an issue that has been bothering me since the day it was instated? I understand the necessity of an alternate means of governance to suppress the riots, but surely there remains enough stability to call off martial law by now... I have been observing the news almost religiously, and the levels of mayhem have decreased significantly over time. Moreover, the robot force, while successful in getting the public dissonance to simmer down, appear to have unintentionally created side-effects. In times of crisis, it is natural for some freedoms to be limited by necessity, but some of them are completely arbitrary to keeping the public at rest and, as such, uncalled for. While efficient at taking commands and carrying through their duties without question, robots aren't the best at using discretion, I have come to find. All they can do is what has been programmed into them, so they fail to use their best judgment when apprehending people. It is as though they have no common sense. Arresting a man for honking at a non-human pedestrian for jaywalking? Detaining a girl for bringing unsealed food items into the city? Disallowing my brother and I to return home? Worse yet, injuring people over senseless law enforcement that shouldn't have anything to do with current tensions.
This is ludicrous. It's too much. It's stifling. The robots must go. I am fed up with living in fear. As a matter of fact, I am sorely tempted to hose down any and all mechanical menaces that so much as cross my path! Why should I let them have their way with me? At the very least... I, Cress, will request that they be removed from campus. I can't be the only one who feels this way.
Brushing that aside, may I bring up an issue that has been bothering me since the day it was instated? I understand the necessity of an alternate means of governance to suppress the riots, but surely there remains enough stability to call off martial law by now... I have been observing the news almost religiously, and the levels of mayhem have decreased significantly over time. Moreover, the robot force, while successful in getting the public dissonance to simmer down, appear to have unintentionally created side-effects. In times of crisis, it is natural for some freedoms to be limited by necessity, but some of them are completely arbitrary to keeping the public at rest and, as such, uncalled for. While efficient at taking commands and carrying through their duties without question, robots aren't the best at using discretion, I have come to find. All they can do is what has been programmed into them, so they fail to use their best judgment when apprehending people. It is as though they have no common sense. Arresting a man for honking at a non-human pedestrian for jaywalking? Detaining a girl for bringing unsealed food items into the city? Disallowing my brother and I to return home? Worse yet, injuring people over senseless law enforcement that shouldn't have anything to do with current tensions.
This is ludicrous. It's too much. It's stifling. The robots must go. I am fed up with living in fear. As a matter of fact, I am sorely tempted to hose down any and all mechanical menaces that so much as cross my path! Why should I let them have their way with me? At the very least... I, Cress, will request that they be removed from campus. I can't be the only one who feels this way.
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that makes you just as bad doesn't it
what about them
WHOA AN ANGRY ANON (cress ain't anon)
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I have also noticed the complaints about Eggman's robots. While they have done a fair job at reducing the crime rate, they have also crossed the line rather frequently. I felt that it was a bad idea from the start, and now I remember why it is so. A simple AI such as an attack robot will eventually start redefining "crime" when the previous parameters of what it looks for as far as actual "crime" become absent. They will attempt to stop anything that even resembles a characteristic of assault, theft, and so on, until it is ordered to stop function altogether.
I don't have anything against robots in general, but I know from experience that robots can be terrible at law enforcement, unless they can receive direct, constant influence by human operators who can alter its justice matrices when necessary. As for the human in charge of these robots, I don't believe he is fit for the job. As far as I'm concerned, he and his robots are obsolete.
[That last word still felt extremely profane to him. He hated to use it, but he really couldn't think of a better term to describe someone who seriously needed to go.]
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A thoughtful and informative comment! I am aware that not all robots are the same, and as far as the robots I have encountered go, the ones on duty seem especially primitive and ill-suited for the job. Perhaps, if we are to push for any progress around here, we should confront him. Professor Eggman, was it?
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If someone is to blame, I suppose the developers should be. I'm really sorry on their behalf.
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Eggman's bots are called Badniks. When it comes to hosing down Badniks, I gotta agree with you.
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You aren't. I wouldn't trust Eggman and his drones as far as I could throw him.
...never mind that I could probably throw him really far if I wanted. I can't believe the mayor approved them at all to begin with. What a desperate, foolish notion.
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cause you let yourself. you gotta man up and FACE THE FEAR. punch it in the face, take a bite outta it!!! for example you could punch wheatley. he's a robot. it's a lotta fun, i promise.
fair warning though, you try to pull a fast one on me and punch me in my face i will punch you right back. wouldn't recommend it unless you like fat lips and black eyes.
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i do not trust the doctor who initiated it.
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(we can do this in this thread or whatever)
(roger!)