will408914
(slouching towards bethlehem)
- Location
- California
[X] "The world is better off without you in it!" Even if it's just one dead son of a bitch at a time, you want to make the world a better place.
No, one implies that someone got majorly pissed off, and the other that there are people who, regardless of species or anything else, are monsters. The slippery slope of a strong sense of justice is just as slippery as all other slippery slopes, the difference is in how one walks on it.
I'm mostly wary about Jotaro getting it into his head that he has the ability to decide who 'deserves' to be in the world or not, as opposed to dealing with people who have offended his sense of right and wrong. Just being a jerk? Not enough to get erased from the world. Being a jerk who threatens the people he cares about? That's more appropriate.
I mean, changing the world isn't an inherently good or evil goal. MLK wanted to change the world. So did the Stonewall protesters.'I can change the world' seems more like a Dio-y line of thought than a Jojo-y one, is all.
I really don't think so in this case. Believing in "right" as an external, inflexible construct that applies equally to all people can end in some pretty horrific & shitty actions.Man, not all slippery slopes are created equal. 'I can choose to eradicate something from the world' is a little more slippery than 'I'm doing this to right a wrong.'
I'm not seeing why this is a bad thing. What are you, some kind of vampire?
I mean, we're theoretically playing some strain of Jotaro Kujo. Jotaro is so not-Jonathan that it hurts. To be honest, there's no JoJo in the series that you could get to behave like the lineage's originator without severe OoC-ness. Jonathan Joestar was a singular instance, and none of his heirs ever quite lived up to his brand of pure heroism.I'm not seeing why this is a bad thing. What are you, some kind of vampire?
The former is deeper on the slope than the latter. If there have been any people who wanted to eradicate something from the world because they genuinely believed that this is going to make the world a worse place, I haven't heard of any. Some people just have a very narrow definition of a "world".Man, not all slippery slopes are created equal. 'I can choose to eradicate something from the world' is a little more slippery than 'I'm doing this to right a wrong.'
Yeah, but I'm pretty sure these ones are, or close as makes no difference. Either way we get the same immediate results, both motivations could reasonably belong to either heroes or anime villains, and there's no particular flag that one is the bad option. Given that, making one the choice that sucks us down the pit to villainy and the other one safe would be some trap option bull pucky and I don't think Eva's gonna pull that.
You're right.Yeah, but I'm pretty sure these ones are, or close as makes no difference. Either way we get the same immediate results, both motivations could reasonably belong to either heroes or anime villains, and there's no particular flag that one is the bad option. Given that, making one the choice that sucks us down the pit to villainy and the other one safe would be some trap option bull pucky and I don't think Eva's gonna pull that.
Me, I'm picking based on what kind of anime villain we might turn into, and I like Pucci (who wanted to make the world into Heaven) more than Valentine (who believed his actions were aligned with justice).
[X]"The world is better off without you in it!" Even if it's just one dead son of a bitch at a time, you want to make the world a better place.
...in a hypothetical alternate universe where R+J took place in 2019 rather than 1989...
As a harem protag, he is ungodly resistant to blunt force damage.Wait, daaaamn. Tsukune tanked Moka and her bike crashing into him at a 80km an hour? That's like, nearly 50 mph.
Okay, so she's apparently 47 kg, that's like ~100 lbs. I'm too sleepy to do the proper math, but damn. And that isn't even including the weight of the bike itself... shit man, how is Tsukune still alive?
Tsukune is the one crashed into, the tall one who glared was Jojo. Two different people...That was Tsukune? From his build and attitude, I think that was Jotaro.
The bike hit Jotaro, at which point Moka went flying and then crashed into Tsukune.Wait, daaaamn. Tsukune tanked Moka and her bike crashing into him at a 80km an hour? That's like, nearly 50 mph.
Okay, so she's apparently 47 kg, that's like ~100 lbs. I'm too sleepy to do the proper math, but damn. And that isn't even including the weight of the bike itself... shit man, how is Tsukune still alive?
I'd love to, but I'm on mobile and it sucks to select things.The bike hit Jotaro, at which point Moka went flying and then crashed into Tsukune.
What, nobody's going to check for invisitext this time?
I gotchu, fam.The bike hit Jotaro, at which point Moka went flying and then crashed into Tsukune.
What, nobody's going to check for invisitext this time?
I know, right?! I kind of wish she'd just go back to her vampire friends and leave us humans alone...!
Even if I was too naïve back then to understand what I was doing... why couldn't anyone see how much they were hurting me?
Maybe it's just wishful thinking, but....
I really hate to admit it, but sometimes I catch myself thinking that they did see it. That they might have been doing it on purpose.
If I could only look for one thing in a boyfriend, I think I'd want them to be kind. Someone I can be honest with... someone who I can go to and tell them what I'm really thinking, share what I'm really feeling, and they'd still be nice to me.
I want someone to smile at me! I want to be with someone who won't make me feel ashamed just for existing!
....yeah, that's kind of what I figured -- if I actually come out and phrase it plainly like that, it really does make me sound like I'm totally pathetic--
God, I hope I didn't hurt anyone...
But what if she really IS a vampire?! Are we even safe?! Shouldn't that kind of freak be locked up somewhere?!
Please, I think to myself, don't let me have hurt anyone...
With the huge student's gaze no longer focused on me like that, I can actually manage to calm down a bit.
Something smells.... good.
The.... giant student seems like he's okay (attitude notwithstanding), so I need to focus on the boy I ran into, and really make sure I didn't hurt him.
God, I miss that show. It somehow managed to pull off having main characters who, by and large, didn't give much of a shit about taking others' lives while still making them sympathetic and (more or less) decent.Man, I just realized that Yu Yu Hakusho is technically occuring around this point in time in its own setting. That'd be a hell of a crossover, that.
And yeah that was super great. Good work as always!
He didn't, at least not in this quest.Wait, daaaamn. Tsukune tanked Moka and her bike crashing into him at a 80km an hour? That's like, nearly 50 mph.
Okay, so she's apparently 47 kg, that's like ~100 lbs. I'm too sleepy to do the proper math, but damn. And that isn't even including the weight of the bike itself... shit man, how is Tsukune still alive?
The start of Jotaro gradually growing to become a heroic punk instead of just a punk.[x] What a pain in the ass.... Take Aono's place as roadkill. (7)
Almost before you can think about it, you're already sprinting. You shove Aono off to one side, away from the cliff, and glance toward the oncoming cyclist. Hrm. She's coming downhill, and there's a rock she's about to - oh dammit.
Bike hits rock. Bike starts flying.
"What a pain in the-"WHAM!!!!!
Flying bike meets Joestar face at speed, and the bike gets off considerably worse than you do. You stagger back a few steps as the bike flips over your face, but ultimately regain your balance.
You turn around, wondering what happened to the rider. In turning, you see Aono rushing toward you in concern. So small a person, worried about you?