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Imperials or Stormcloaks, what one?

I must commend all of the Empire supporters. They were well versed in the lore.
You could say that they...

Had a high speech level.
 
No it wasn't. It was cheap CSI Miami ripoff, which probably ripped that off of something else.
But you ripped off ripping off of the CSI Miami ripoff, which was a ripoff of the ripoff's ripoff, also known as the son of the mother of the cousin of the uncle, of the ripoff.

Debunked.
 
No it wasn't. It was cheap CSI Miami ripoff, which probably ripped that off of something else.
But you ripped off ripping off of the CSI Miami ripoff, which was a ripoff of the ripoff's ripoff, also known as the son of the mother of the cousin of the uncle, of the ripoff.

Debunked.


What are you talking about?

anyways, might just go shoot up some place in post-apocolyptic sin den (aka fallout new vegas).
 
What are you talking about?

anyways, might just go shoot up some place in post-apocolyptic sin den (aka fallout new vegas).
This debate has drained my vigor, I shall soon slay imperials in the name of the Stormcloaks once more on the fields of Skyrim.
 
A Nord doesn't think that way. A True Nord would rather die than surrender and allow himself to be paraded around on a cart, gagged and bound. Course... this wasn't Ulfric's first time at that game but I digress.

He has experience with that sort of thing. It doesn't change the fact that he was thinking long term and being strategic. Even Ralof says it.
Ralof: They wouldn't dare give him a trial. Treason, for fighting for your own people. All of Skyrim would see the truth then


Forget about a "fair trial". He blew that opportunity when he refused to allow the moot to meet.

Killing High Torygg was a Declaration of War against the Empire plain and simple from that moment onwards. Because of, once again, Ulfric's actions, the Empire was forced to declare martial law in Skyrim. That means, summary executions or whatever is necessary to restore order and civility.

Ulfric did not deserve any fair trial, he committed High Treason FIRST against his country and then of course, against the Empire.

I have no sympathy for him. He has himself to blame.

Ulfric refused to allow the moot to meet? Say what? What are you talking about?

Killing High Torygg was not a declaration of war against the Empire. Ulfric was simply exercising his Nordic traditional rights. The Empire simply do not understand this. Torygg agreed to the terms as a true Nord, and he accepted it. Unless if Torygg suffers from severe cognitive impairment he is very well capable of making his own decisions, and he is responsible for what happen to him.

Torygg should of known better than to accept a duel that is clearly illegal by Imperial law, but he did it anyways.

The Empire wanted to execute him because they know that if they granted him a "fair" trial that he would open the eyes of others by exposing the truth. He would eventually be released because the chargers that they have on him is just bullplops.
 
Ulfric refused to allow the moot to meet? Say what? What are you talking about?

Killing High Torygg was not a declaration of war against the Empire. Ulfric was simply exercising his Nordic traditional rights. The Empire simply do not understand this. Torygg agreed to the terms as a true Nord, and he accepted it. Unless if Torygg suffers from severe cognitive impairment he is very well capable of making his own decisions, and he is responsible for what happen to him.

Torygg should of known better than to accept a duel that is clearly illegal by Imperial law, but he did it anyways.

The Empire wanted to execute him because they know that if they granted him a "fair" trial that he would open the eyes of others by exposing the truth. He would eventually be released because the chargers that they have on him is just bullpl***.
Raijin, uh..... The debate is kinda over....

Unless you want to revive it. The imperials are too bonehead to understand, but go ahead(:
 
Ulfric refused to allow the moot to meet? Say what? What are you talking about?

Killing High Torygg was not a declaration of war against the Empire. Ulfric was simply exercising his Nordic traditional rights. The Empire simply do not understand this. Torygg agreed to the terms as a true Nord, and he accepted it. Unless if Torygg suffers from severe cognitive impairment he is very well capable of making his own decisions, and he is responsible for what happen to him.

Torygg should of known better than to accept a duel that is clearly illegal by Imperial law, but he did it anyways.

The Empire wanted to execute him because they know that if they granted him a "fair" trial that he would open the eyes of others by exposing the truth. He would eventually be released because the chargers that they have on him is just bullpl***.
Raijin, uh..... The debate is kinda over....

Unless you want to revive it. The imperials are too bonehead to understand, but go ahead:)

It's not over until the fat lady sings from sovngarde!
 
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