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A mother and her daughter gunned down by some terrorist, scumbag in some rural countryside in Serbia…Eda isn’t taking it well.
The first two pictures are of a separate suspect that was unfortunately captured, alive. The third picture is a son of a bitch that shot a civilian in front of me just as I opened the door to try and save her….i might have snapped and filled his head with shotgun slugs…..8 of them.
I love kicking in the door to some anime-furry dweeb while blowing his friends away with my pump action (I’m totally not a anime dweeb who dabbles in furry content myself—totally—
I swear to fucking Christ I hate these fucking Civs who want to fuck debate with me while I have a 12 gauge fucking shotgun in their face while taking fire from some corrupt FBI scumbag—AAAAAAAA
I’ve never seen the appeal to Eda until now…now I get it.
I was watching ProfessorVirals video on Revy and Rock, and I got to wondering. How will Black Lagoon end?
It’s been made clear in both manga and anime that a happy go lucky/happy ending is out of the question.
They are in “The city of the dead” where everyone is either dead inside with nothing to lose nor live for, OR they’re just monsters. Power hungry, greed driven and bloodthirsty, who take and take and care not for their fellow man but only to line their pockets and feed their egos and pride.
However, as we saw most notably with Roberta, Garcia and Fabiola. And Revy to an extent:
CHANGE IS POSSIBLE
It’s a matter of whether you’re willing to endure the consequences of your actions and pain of your past to achieve it.
Roberta is the most notable example as she was formerly a member of a “revolutionary” group that conducted assassinations, bombings, counter insurgent attacks and operations among other crimes and atrocities, often ending the lives of men, women and children in the process.
However, Roberta is notable not because she continued doing it or died doing it but because she realized everything she had ever done under the organization was a lie, to protect their drug production and she was their “guard dog” in her own words.
So instead of continuing down the life she had lived, she decided to start anew, to do something meaningful and worth doing. What SHE wanted to do, not what they told her to do.
To hold loyalty to those she loved and cared for. Even if she still committed murder and violence in protection of Garcia and his family, Roberta nonetheless did so under good and noble intentions. HER intentions, not anybody else’s.
What I’m getting to is:
Revy and Rock are similar but in much different and darker ways.
Rock had been under the heel of somebody else almost his whole life, but now that’s he’s essentially a free man, starting anew, he can see himself in a different light, in a way that he no longer has to live the way he did before. Learning new skills and seeing life that many of us haven’t and hopefully won’t have to see—but a side that still exists regardless.
Revy on the other hand has lived in darkness since childhood, she grasped at hope yes, as a child is supposed to do. A child shouldn’t be subjected to cruelty and mistreatment, let alone rape and assault. There should always be someone willing and able to stand up for people unable to do so themselves, as this, ideally. Would inspire more noble people and actions.
But reality shatters ideals every-time. So it’s this that we see Revy put the mask of a cynical and evil woman who cares about nothing and takes everything.
While reality shows that’s she simply very scared, angry and traumatized due to her experiences and projects this as a coping mechanism to keep a sense of control and stability, because violence, regardless of how you put it. Is a constant in all corners of the globe, and violence is always propagated by control and power, something Revy desires strongly because she knows what happens and what it feels like to be powerless and at the mercy of a person with power—say a police officer, whom was her abuser, is a person of power. A individual who swore to protect others instead, abused his power to hurt and destroy others.
But regardless, the true Revy, or let’s say Rebecca, is buried beneath her masks and years of mental walls.
But, here comes Rock.
Not quite poisoned or corrupted yet, he said something that, more than likely, she has never been told before—or if she has, it’s been a long time.
“The one woman who showed me all of this, is acting just like those who betrayed me…I’m not going to stand by and let that happen.”
A person, a living person, plainly saying that he cares for her, and isn’t willing to sit back and watch her harm or destroy herself but is willing to take time, effort and energy and a form of love, to help and support her. That is most likely a new for her. And something that, no matter how hard she tries. Can’t seem to shake.
She wants to be saved, as Fabiola expertly pointed out, Revy doesn’t want to continue living her dead and stagnant life, no matter what she says. She loves and cares for Rock, and says several times throughout the show he would be better off somewhere else—hoping for the better of a person is a kind of love, something we almost never see Revy project or say for anybody else but Rock.
But Fabiola pointed out another thing that stings more than anything.
“He’s no better than you”
Revy hates herself, and her life, so for Fabiola to say that stings like a thousand cuts.
Because her one out, the one person she loves, is just like the rest of them.
So with that, I say this.
I can see Black Lagoon ending only with either, both of them dying, or both of them killing each other.
Because like yin and yang, you cannot have one without the other.
If Revy continues to watch Rock stoop lower and lower into the darkness there is only so much of that she can take.
Only than will she be forced to face her demons and or the inevitability of change.
Allow the one person you love descend deeper into the life you hate and despise?
Or do what you know is right and stop them before it’s too late?
What’s your guy’s opinion on it?
TLDR: Rock and Revy are likely going to end up dead in the end, how and why is a mystery.
I like and love this mod (even tho I don’t have the game and know shit about MLP and the lore of said world /: but hey! Larping has never slowed me down before, I saw this on Twitter and thought it was cool and it scratched an itch I’ve had for a while. I’m not that great of a strategist/Rear Officer, I enjoy being on the frontlines instead. Any suggestions?
This handout specifically states you can file 50-B AND 50-C but when I called the phoenix center and the cross creek police station, they told me I would have to appear in court physically—which contradicts what this paper says
ONTOP OF THAT:
North Carolina law expressly authorizes electronic filing of Chapter 50C documents. G.S. 50C-2(e) states that documents relating to 50C actions “may be filed electronically,” and G.S. 7A-343.6 authorizes electronic filing programs for both 50B and 50C cases.
This needs to be addressed because either this is outdated or flat out wrong or somebody somewhere doesn’t know what they’re talking about.
I also called the Hope Mills police headquarters and the army center but neither answered the phone.
I was recording at the market house and they drive like they’re insane. Why isn’t the police over here?
I love nerdy submissive boys with glasses
We need to have an honest conversation about the Fayetteville and Cumberland County ZIP-code based system.
Right now, which school you are assigned is heavily reliant on residential zoning and ZIP codes.
Even when another school is physically closer to a student’s home.
While the district describes this as “Choice Schools,” many later there are major geographic/ transfer limitations, and eligibility requirements that are not explained upfront.
The same issue appears in county sports leagues and summer programs, where participation can depend on where a student lives or age rather than proximity to his or her own preference or need for it.
Whether intentional or not, this system can reinforce already long-standing economic and racial divisions within the community.
Across the United States, residential boundaries have historically reflected income inequality, housing discrimination, and patterns connected to redlining and segregation. When access to schools, athletics, camps, and resources follows those same boundaries, unequal outcomes are and inequality is guaranteed.
Then you also have to consider broader concerns about student safety, discipline, overcrowding, transportation, and unequal access to opportunities between different areas of Cumberland County.
None of this is about attacking teachers or students.
But the public should be allowed to openly discuss whether current zoning and eligibility policies are truly serving all families with Cumberland County Fairly.
Why are some students assigned farther-away than others?
Why are sports and county programs dependent on your address?
How transparent is the transfer process in actuality?
Are some neighborhoods consistently receiving fewer opportunities than others?
What reforms could make access more equitable countywide?
These are policy questions, not political attacks. Fayetteville deserves transparency, accountability, and a serious discussion about how these systems impact students and families.
We need to have an honest conversation about the Fayetteville and Cumberland County ZIP-code based system.
Right now, which school you are assigned is heavily reliant on residential zoning and ZIP codes.
Even when another school is physically closer to a student’s home.
While the district describes this as “Choice Schools,” many later there are major geographic/ transfer limitations, and eligibility requirements that are not explained upfront.
The same issue appears in county sports leagues and summer programs, where participation can depend on where a student lives or age rather than proximity to his or her own preference or need for it.
Whether intentional or not, this system can reinforce already long-standing economic and racial divisions within the community.
Across the United States, residential boundaries have historically reflected income inequality, housing discrimination, and patterns connected to redlining and segregation. When access to schools, athletics, camps, and resources follows those same boundaries, unequal outcomes are and inequality is guaranteed.
Then you also have to consider broader concerns about student safety, discipline, overcrowding, transportation, and unequal access to opportunities between different areas of Cumberland County.
None of this is about attacking teachers or students.
But the public should be allowed to openly discuss whether current zoning and eligibility policies are truly serving all families with Cumberland County Fairly.
Why are some students assigned farther-away than others?
Why are sports and county programs dependent on your address?
How transparent is the transfer process in actuality?
Are some neighborhoods consistently receiving fewer opportunities than others?
What reforms could make access more equitable countywide?
These are policy questions, not political attacks. Fayetteville deserves transparency, accountability, and a serious discussion about how these systems impact students and families.