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[pm] Good. It’s a last ditch move that would likely alienate Slayers but it would grant some time. Argue that Slayers are not fully human or are different enough so that the laws may or may not apply. I don’t like this argument much but it may work.

[pm] Well, first of all we are human. My parents were completely human, their DNA combined to make a completely human child. Slayers not being human would be like two cats somehow giving birth to a dog. Or like the book version of Stuart Little. Secondly, slayers are already alienated as is, I think we can handle the add on. I see what you are saying though. Thirdly, I do think that in a way human laws don’t apply to us. We work in a different realm than the rest of the world. Behind the scenes if you will. Slayers make sure that the world keeps turning, that there’s a human race left to make laws for. 

frozen-intern replied to your post: frozen-intern replied to your post: [pm] There’s…

[pm] First I must ask, do you know what sets Slayers apart from the rest? Why your blood is so notoriously coveted? It’s slightly offensive, but works into my theory of why vampires aren’t being arrested left and right. Does that matter to you?

[pm] I can’t promise I won’t be offended, but if you tell me anyways I promise I won’t be rude to you. I’m very good with the self control. Just tell me all your thoughts on it, if you’re wrong and I know it, I’ll let you know it. Don’t worry about that.

frozen-intern replied to your post: [pm] There’s possibility of repealing the Act, if we have enough of a probable cause. Which, right now? I’m not sure we do. But that’s being worked on, not to worry. For now, cooperation is key. Not that we should mistake any tolerance as trust. Making out own to counter wouldn’t pass, more likely than not. No public interest, no funds, nothing to get politicians on our side. Pity, but oh well. We work with what is given and try not to give the government more reason to distrust, if you please.

[pm] Done and done. Should anything questionable or even slightly illegal occur, please drop a line. Or something. A heads up at least helps. Although… come to think of it, there might be an argument to work for this. A technicality. Care to hear?

[pm] Might boggle my mind, but go for it.

[pm] There’s possibility of repealing the Act, if we have enough of a probable cause. Which, right now? I’m not sure we do. But that’s being worked on, not to worry. For now, cooperation is key. Not that we should mistake any tolerance as trust. Making out own to counter wouldn’t pass, more likely than not. No public interest, no funds, nothing to get politicians on our side. Pity, but oh well. We work with what is given and try not to give the government more reason to distrust, if you please.

[pm] Don’t worry. Haven’t destroyed a grave stone in weeks.

If any other ideas about this come to you or you have some sort of epiphany, feel free to let me know. And if a favor comes along suitable for me, by all means, I’m always willing to help when it’s for a cause I can support.

[pm] Well, historically, the Nazis were not the only ones to do such a thing. America has also had concentration camps as well. But I’m sure that’s not actually comforting nor what you are looking for, so I shall move on. I do not know if such an act is specifically against the law. How they passed it and how the information was gathered, however, might have some grey areas to exploit. I believe it should have been optional, maybe with some sort of incentive? I need to see precedent a bit more.

[pm] Nope, not at all comforting. But it does make me even more suspicious of what their real intentions are with this registration thing. That was with the Asian people right? Like during WWII? Ah well, I didn’t really think I’d be discussing history. Either way, I don’t like the government trying to make some sort of tally or tracking of all the slayers. It reeks of ulterior motive. It’s not the first time they’ve done something like this, you know. But I don’t really want to go into that right now, ask me some other time about the Initiative if you’re ever curious as to why I’m so against the government getting involved in the supernatural. I’ll move on from that subject like you and your American concentration camps.

So, you’re saying there’s nothing to be done about it? Could we make some sort of act of our own? Or return the other one?

frozen-intern replied to your post: Are you an anarchist? You seem pretty anti-government

For someone who seems like she likes giving others a second chance, I almost find it amusing that you won’t do the same for the government. Especially considering how much good it does on a daily basis.

I’m not saying it doesn’t do good with what it does. There are just some things it shouldn’t do. I’ve experienced the government’s attempt at making order of the chaos that is the supernatural world and it was a brilliant failure by any measure. 

frozen-intern replied to your post: frozen-intern replied to your post: frozen-intern…

You’re certain you’re not some sort of fictional superhero, right? Generally the only kind of person who actually believes that isn’t real. It’s not bad just… Difficult to comprehend.

Trust me, it’s definitely real. I know because there have been millions of times I wished it was all just a dream, this world saving business. But it never is. You’re living in a really supernatural area, you might as well get used to stuff that’s difficult to comprehend.