antipatriarchy: (kanye west is my god.)
Jason Todd ([personal profile] antipatriarchy) wrote in [community profile] thoughtformed2011-02-27 11:04 pm

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Time passes, and you start to notice a few trends about this place. People start to give in too easily. Sure, you've got your idiots who think they have a shot leaving this place on their homemade piece of crap boat, but the rest of you? You settle in. Crazy crap's happening at night, but do you pause and deal? No, instead, you're worrying about whether someone knows you're gay or if Tim even gives a crap about that.

Hint: my brother doesn't. It wouldn't have even crossed his mind. You see, with our upbringing? We're only interested if it keeps an image intact. Sorry if that's disappointing for anyone interested in him. I'm just laying it out.

But me? I'm just sitting here and watching. You've gotta wonder what these idiots are doing. Settling. Can you really say you're happy up in here? You might find your music and be entertained by bad TV, but you'll forever be fake to the assholes running this joint.

I mean, I guess I don't blame you. You see idiots leaving on a boat, and you think: once that fails, I might as well give up. But the best way to get to someone is to take it by force. Deal with it from the inside.

But maybe not. Maybe this is just the life you've been looking for, Stepford style without any Brady Bunch reruns to keep you occupied. Couldn't be that bad, right?

I'm sure you're all thinking: this jackass is taunting me. But let's consider something real. Ever consider how the power goes off at night during that time? You might wanna look into that. You may even find your Family Matters reruns because of it.
detectivewonder: (investigating face)

[locked to Jason]

[personal profile] detectivewonder 2011-03-01 06:32 am (UTC)(link)
The people in town with better tech don't seem to be getting any farther than we are. But you're right.

I think part of the question is, how did they handle this before they had their operations on the island set up? But if I were them, that isn't data I'd keep on-site. In fact, the nice thing about a remote island is that keeping crucial information in complete isolation is easier. The boat kids had the right idea -- there's nothing more vital than getting a line of communication to the outside.

While I'm daydreaming about that, though, I'll see what I can work with the government angle in the meantime -- as someone who has yet to antagonize the local authorities.