01-11-2018, 12:03 PM
I’m on my phone right now, so forgive me for any grammatical errors.
Even if Mr. Mackey was not proven, the KOS on him was called off. Not by him, but by people in the surrounding area. Conspiracy acknowledges that the KOS was called off. If we take out the body bomb factor of this report, then yes, what Mr. Mackey did was traitorous and he could be killed for it. But with the body bomb, Mr. Mackey saying that a body has a body bomb on it, and the fact that a KOS was called off, yet Conspiracy stilled killed Mr. Mackey is ultimately why I added a slay to Conspiracy.
I think Milk Man’s hypothetical scenario is a better one than mine. If an Innocent RDMs another Innocent and the second Innocent kills the first, you’re left with the same two options as Conspiracy was: kill and be slain or let the second Inno walk away because you have no concrete evidence saying that the second is a Traitor. Conspiracy couldn’t prove or deny that the body had a body bomb on it, and because of that had to either take Mr. Mackey’s word or kill him and be proven wrong. He chose the latter, and because of that he was slain.
Even if Mr. Mackey was not proven, the KOS on him was called off. Not by him, but by people in the surrounding area. Conspiracy acknowledges that the KOS was called off. If we take out the body bomb factor of this report, then yes, what Mr. Mackey did was traitorous and he could be killed for it. But with the body bomb, Mr. Mackey saying that a body has a body bomb on it, and the fact that a KOS was called off, yet Conspiracy stilled killed Mr. Mackey is ultimately why I added a slay to Conspiracy.
I think Milk Man’s hypothetical scenario is a better one than mine. If an Innocent RDMs another Innocent and the second Innocent kills the first, you’re left with the same two options as Conspiracy was: kill and be slain or let the second Inno walk away because you have no concrete evidence saying that the second is a Traitor. Conspiracy couldn’t prove or deny that the body had a body bomb on it, and because of that had to either take Mr. Mackey’s word or kill him and be proven wrong. He chose the latter, and because of that he was slain.
