@ the black sails

[Exsiled_one]

Actually we beat on each other.

Kishiro and Samura VS BMM in Dublin

Kruger and Daumann vs IMG and BMM in omegas.

Samura tipping of Hogosha and FA for Kishiro
Kishiro tipping off BD for Samura vessels.

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<span style="color:#33CC00">I AM GIVING AWAY MONEY TO CREATIVE MINDS*</span>

[Baltar]

Corporations must abide by house laws, they are inherently lawful organizations (and civilian organizations at that). Any competition or undermining that might exist will be happening in offices, not on a battlefield.

That's ONLY while they are actually within the boundaries of the houses. Outside the fence ... well ... we should see the gloves come off.

[Elsdragon]

I'd like to start seeing rival corporations beating on one another. There ARE enemies amongst trade groups ... but we NEVER EVER see them fighting over turf. Kinda strange don'tcha think?

It happens EVERYWHERE. In the middle of house space no less. Strange? Yes. Rolling over and accepting it? Hell noez. KOS orders, Bomber rape squads, Mandalores, the whole bit. I guss the obnly reason you dont see more of this, is the general dearth of corperate players.

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No longer a slave to the man!

[Friday]

Some people need to take a reality check.

You ever see McDonalds employees slugging it out with Burger King employees on a street corner over turf?

When was the last time you saw on the news about Nissan being implicated in bombing Hyundai corporate offices?

YOU DIDNT!

Whether it be out on the streets, or in some remote part of Iraq - lawful corporations NEVER engage in open, unlawful conduct.

To be caught - or even perceived to be involved in - unlawful activities is the death-knell of even the mightiest corporate entities.

It is the stuff of lawsuits, congressional hearing, and government intervention.

Any corporation that uses direct action is set for ruin. They ALWAYS use proxies to carry out their dirty dealings.

Corporate spies, hired goons, paid-off officials, private security contractors. All are outside the company for the purpose of deniability.

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