Paladin B right? No way.

Paladin B right? No way.:
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Posted by Another lowbie paladin on May 30, 2000 at 10:13:42:

In Reply to: Veeeeeeery Interesting posted by Paladin A on May 29, 2000 at 22:26:21:

My thoughts, if any care. Paladin B wasn't wrong to assume every paladin has a fight of their own, but to threaten to kill someone, another paladin at that, because they don't answer your questions is stupid. And then he says he's going to kill everyone that strengthen's the weak? Geez, what is being good about? Helping people, mostly. The reason good goes out and kills evil is because they believe the innocent world will be better off. As was pointed out, paladin A was being just as stubborn. It seemed he enjoyed the talk rather than trying to make ammends and try to show the paladin the error.

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A Paladin would slay anotherPaladin in a heart beat. Androvius 10:35:41 5/30/2000 (6)
- What Paladin Code are you reading? (text) Proud Blade(VIP) 13:34:13 5/30/2000 (3)
  - Help Balgrimnr Androvius 19:58:17 5/31/2000 (2)
    - What does balgrimnr or arthur or charlemagne have to do with it anyway? Paladin-to-be 11:22:50 6/1/2000 (0)
    - I would, if all Paladins were empowered by Balgrimnr, or Charlemagne, or King Arthur. But they're not. (n/t) Proud Blade(VIP) 10:11:34 6/1/2000 (0)
- I see your point [text] lowbie paladin again 13:22:16 5/30/2000 (1)
  - Re: I see your point [text] Not quite 22:46:33 5/30/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> My thoughts, if any care. Paladin B wasn't wrong to assume every paladin has a fight of their own, but to threaten to kill someone, another paladin at that, because they don't answer your questions is stupid. And then he says he's going to kill everyone that strengthen's the weak? Geez, what is being good about? Helping people, mostly. The reason good goes out and kills evil is because they believe the innocent world will be better off. As was pointed out, paladin A was being just as stubborn. It seemed he enjoyed the talk rather than trying to make ammends and try to show the paladin the error.