• Log in or sign up for an account here: https://www.sythe.org/login

Who would you rather TRUST?

Extreme Homosex
Potamus
Sythe's 10th Anniversary
Verified Ironman
A theif is just an unscrupulous person all around. Aside from starvation I simply cannot rationalize stealing, muder on the other hand often makes sense..

>guy catches gf screwing joe
>guy kills joe

I understand that, may have overreacted but I follow all that happened and most importantly WHY.


No but generally speaking a murderer DOES have a reason, in contrast a theif is generally just that a lazy good for nothing dishonest THEIF.

Id trust a serial killer before a theif.

You would trust someone that kills just for the adrenaline rush or whatever he likes about it?

Goodbye to you.
 
and usually take loyalty and friendship very seriously.

I don't see how you can argue that a murderer is going to have any better ethics than anyone else. Even if they are loyal to their friends how do you know that your always going to be their friend.

The question is simple, what would you prefer to risk your possessions or your life. It's better to be around neither of them.
 
Christmas 2013
Are we familiar with each other?
If yes then either one because most likely everyone will not harm one of their own and are in it together.

If not then neither. Both are strangers to me and I'm a stranger to them. I'm not a part of them and they know that so I'm screwed either way. Also if one kills he probably steals and if he steals I bet they they are not above killing someone to achieve that
 
SytheSteamer
Two Factor Authentication User
Easter 2015
Sythe's 10th Anniversary
Halloween 2014
Christmas 2014
Christmas 2015
Tier 1 Prizebox
I'd trust a their, my life wouldn't be at stake and you never know..
 
In Memory of Jon
<3 n4n0
Sythe Awards 2013 Winner
Sythe Awards 2014 Winner
Sythe Awards 2015 Winner
I don't see how you can argue that a murderer is going to have any better ethics than anyone else. Even if they are loyal to their friends how do you know that your always going to be their friend.

A thief will steal from anyone, a murderer (generally) will hold friendships very dearly, as they're usually loners or not very liked. Of course I'm not saying I make friends with murderers for fun, I don't think that'd be wise - but I'd trust one over a thief if I had to choose.

Look at gang culture - if you're loyal to the leader of a gang they're not gonna kill you. If you're not loyal to one they will without thinking.
 
Extreme Homosex
Potamus
Sythe's 10th Anniversary
Verified Ironman
A thief will steal from anyone, a murderer (generally) will hold friendships very dearly, as they're usually loners or not very liked. Of course I'm not saying I make friends with murderers for fun, I don't think that'd be wise - but I'd trust one over a thief if I had to choose.

Look at gang culture - if you're loyal to the leader of a gang they're not gonna kill you. If you're not loyal to one they will without thinking.

And then look at a serial killer who kills for fun.

Can't keep throwing in these propositions and systematic plots. I could come up with plenty of scenes where each of the 2 have different life styles, etc.
 
In Memory of Jon
<3 n4n0
Sythe Awards 2013 Winner
Sythe Awards 2014 Winner
Sythe Awards 2015 Winner
Serial killers don't kill for fun any more than a one-time killer. Their victims usually fit some kind of profile, have things in common etc. A weak male might take pleasure in killing high profile or rich men, for example. Just because they're serial killers doesn't mean their murders are sporadic or don't all have a common denominator. But, as the killing goes on and the adrenaline/high from the murder becomes less intense more quickly like with any addiction, the killing does speed up and lose a lot of the profile, you'd still be pretty safe unless you were what they were looking for IMO.

TLDR: with any type of killer, you'd be pretty unlikely to meet their requirement whereas with a thief it doesn't matter who you are.
 
Serial killers don't kill for fun any more than a one-time killer. Their victims usually fit some kind of profile, have things in common etc. A weak male might take pleasure in killing high profile or rich men, for example. Just because they're serial killers doesn't mean their murders are sporadic or don't all have a common denominator. But, as the killing goes on and the adrenaline/high from the murder becomes less intense more quickly like with any addiction, the killing does speed up and lose a lot of the profile, you'd still be pretty safe unless you were what they were looking for IMO.

TLDR: with any type of killer, you'd be pretty unlikely to meet their requirement whereas with a thief it doesn't matter who you are.

What stops a thief from stealing your life from you?
 
In Memory of Jon
<3 n4n0
Sythe Awards 2013 Winner
Sythe Awards 2014 Winner
Sythe Awards 2015 Winner
Then there's literally no point in this topic because you couldn't get any more vague of who we're choosing between and what their motives are.
 
In Memory of Jon
<3 n4n0
Poképedia
Cool Kid
Le Kingdoms Player
Jake the Dog
Green eggs and spam
Rupee
RsProd
OG Club
Tom Black
Sythe Awards 2016 Winner
Sythe Awards 2015 Winner
Bojack
Wait, do you not have an Archer rank?
Oktoberfest 2013
Pizza Muncher
Dunce
Le
DIAF
Le Monkey
We Are Legion
Easter 2013
Village Drunk
Ninja
Brony
Dragon Ball
420 yolo swag blaze it fuck the popo legalize it anyone got some chips
Discord Verified
I agree with Roary. I'd trust the murderer because in most cases, murderers only kill their victims for a certain reason. They don't go around killing random people they see in most cases, it's always targeted at a certain individual. As long as you don't try to put then into custody, they usually won't attack you, at least, that's what I believe. Theifs on the hand steal for no reason at all a majority of the (other to get richer), and there is usually no line they're not willing to cross when it comes to robbing people.
 
I guess this all kind of comes down to the specific situation. Do I trust a thief to hold onto my possessions more than a murderer? No. Do I trust a thief or a murderer with my life? Probably the thief.

Both could have reasons for being thieves or murderers so it's a difficult question to answer with it being so generalized.
 
Runescape Gamblingrunescape gambling
Back
Top