- Sep 27, 2018
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There is a lot of talk of whether it is acceptable to say whether all Ausar should die,
And way too little of whether all Ausar should in fact die.
Because let us be honest with ourselves here, the races we see in the game are not equals. It is a polite fiction to pretend that just because the Intergalatic Law has given everyone 'equal' rights, such a situation is at all sustainable. In fact with the way some of the dim-witted races tend to breed, the modern world order is set for a collapse within the century.
Targeting the Ausars would not have been my first choice. In fact, compared to something like a Raskvel they are unquestionably superior, nor do they share the innate danger of the Dzaan that would make them hazardous to others by their mere existence. The long-term consequence of inter-species marriages may be a long-term threat to our species existence, but even if true, jumping straight to extermination is a little extreme for a race that has long been our friends and allies in this ever-expanding cosmos.
As such, it is clear that Riza is well-meaning, if a little dim and misguided in her actions. Harassing the passersby does little to safeguard the future of humanity, nor is she particularly good at picking targets. Still, one cannot help but sympathize with her perspective, as poorly presented as it is.
