[ SECRET POST #4023 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4023 ⌋

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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

He knew he got demoted last time he disobeyed orders and got a bunch of people killed. His response to that was to disobey orders again. The result of that was that even more people died. How many people does Poe need to get killed by blatantly disregarding orders before you'll admit that it's maybe kinda his fault that he can't figure out that he should stop disobeying orders and getting people killed?

Frankly, the logical next step at this point would be a court-martial.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree that he shouldn't disobey orders.

I don't agree that those deaths were his responsibility.

[(Anonymous)]

So, you're saying that if Poe hadn't set up the circumstances that directly led to their deaths by disobeying orders, they'd have all died anyway? How?

[(Anonymous)]

directly

It wasn't directly. It was a million miles away from being directly. At least with the transports.

[(Anonymous)]

You didn't answer the question. Poe's no longer in the equation making his stupid decisions. Everyone still dies, because you say he's not responsible for their deaths. So, how did they die?

[(Anonymous)]

You can play a part in the causal chain of events that led to an event without being responsible for that event. Certainly in a moral sense.