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@Lunatic
I also don't buy two millers
WhyI also don't buy two millers
Lunatic policy claimed miller, but then is against policy lynching millers. In debating meta, Lunatic is usually against policy but, probably like most people, he picks and chooses the policies he likes or suits him at the time. Regardless, he claimed very early which would be a bold, risky gambit as scum.
Falling in line with a policy that will otherwise get you lynched is basic survival instinct, it doesn't mean I support said policy. You argued the same thing in south park mafia when you claimed vanilla without pressure. You didn't agree with it, but did it because that's what you thought the meta was.But you're against policy lynching millers. So you are, in fact, choosing and discarding policies.
Falling in line with a policy that will otherwise get you lynched is basic survival instinct, it doesn't mean I support said policy.
I never said I didn't agree with it.You argued the same thing in south park mafia when you claimed vanilla without pressure. You didn't agree with it, but did it because that's what you thought the meta was.
The fact that you keep saying this while reiterating the fact that you dont understand the theme is hella sus. DD is literally the main Colombian detective on the Dea and is also a miller. That makes absolutely 0 sense. Poison being messenger doesn't make sense either. My husband is literally a drug lord. If your judging your lynch on claim accuracy my miller claim is more accurate link wise than any other character claimed so far.It just seems anti town and looking at Luna's role, idk how Maria would fall under a miller
I don't know the show, but this tells me that the theme legitimately supports multiple millers and DD knows this.
B: Just lynch Lunatic, no need to think further (40).L: Okay so basically just lynching me because I claimed miller? Seems pretty lazy (77).B: Oh uh, no... no not just because of the miller claim. I meant to do that to generate behavior that we can think on further (223).L: You litterally just said "no need to think further" (225).