"erik stevens" | killmonger | n'jadaka (
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prismatica2019-12-19 07:52 am
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Y'know, going up in space, visiting other worlds is supposed to blow your damn mind. The idea's that you're exposed to stuff so unreal, so beyond believin' that it's alien to you.
So why exactly are we celebratin' Christmas in space? Feels kinda weird, to be honest. But I guess capitalism and commercialism is a universal concept.
Still, though. Kinda gets me thinkin'. How do you celebrate your holidays where you're from? Don't tell me about Christmas though. We all know about Christmas.
So why exactly are we celebratin' Christmas in space? Feels kinda weird, to be honest. But I guess capitalism and commercialism is a universal concept.
Still, though. Kinda gets me thinkin'. How do you celebrate your holidays where you're from? Don't tell me about Christmas though. We all know about Christmas.

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And who built it?
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Programmer was murdered by her husband in the eighties, the man who commissioned it has been a vegetable since the eighties, and the last two people with administrative access were killed in the early 2000s. So it's been unmanaged for six years with the goal of 'making the world whole.'
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Sounds dodgy to me.
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They sure as hell did not want Ocelot to have access since he'd just promptly release their imprisoned war criminal figure head and let him go back to trying to start world wars just because he didn't want to be without war.]
If you put enough proxies into spy networks very few people notice when huge portions of the organisation drop dead so long as orders keep coming. That is something that's been proved repeatedly since world war 2.
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What are you trying to burn?
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I won't pretend I'm some champion of free will or world peace here, I want what was stolen from me and an end to children as the raw materials for agents.
[There's a half truth or two in there, but the exacts weren't all that relevant.]
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That's pretty admirable.