KV vs HM, was: You think you're kidding.

> laserlight wrote:

> I'm wondering what a KV "graveyard" would look like--or some other
or
> caretaker family got abandoned and started living off the countryside a

> couple years (or centuries) ago, but still stays in the area to keep an

I'm also wondering how different Human factions would view desecration of KV
graves, genocide vs. KV, etc. I suppose it depends on your philosophical bent,
are you an athiest, humanist, religious person, etc? How do you view the KV?
From a purely darwinian POV, we're two species competing for the same niche,
and thus the KV desire to annihilate us is understandable. Of course, so would
our desire to return the favor. From a religious POV, it depends on your
religious beliefs, cosmology, and how the KV fit into it. Are they merely
misguided children of the universe, equal creations who merely need to be
convinced to let us live in peace and granola, or are they Spawn of the
boogeyman himself, worthy only of being consigned to the darkest uttermost
depths of Nebraska? And there's a lot of flavor variety in between.

3B^2

> On Thu, May 30, 2002 at 12:09:33PM -0700, Brian Bilderback wrote:

> From

Now there's a job I wouldn't particularly like. Missionary to the Kra'Vak.
Then again... "We need this heavy powered armour so that we can survive long
enough to let them hear what we have to say".

From: Roger Burton West roger@firedrake.org

> From

> Now there's a job I wouldn't particularly like. Missionary to the

I'd bet that someone would do it, though--example Nate Saint, Jim
Elliott and the Auca Indians.

--- "laserlight@quixnet.net" <laserlight@quixnet.net>
wrote:

> I'd bet that someone would do it, though--example

Heh. . .

Let 'em take someone like St.Nina[1] prisioner.