uspol, us-econ, "crime," cw: thar be blood 'pon the high seas
Hmm.
What would it take for a return to the days of piracy and bandit kings? Seeing corporate barons regularly stopped and robbed by gangs of dandy highwaymen -- or shipments of luxury goods hijacked and sold off to feed the poor -- would restore so much joy to my heart.
uspol, us-econ, "crime," cw: thar be blood 'pon the high seas
a break down of reliable fast long range communication mostly.
re: uspol, us-econ, "crime," cw: thar be blood 'pon the high seas
@001zlnv Or a method of hitting faster than that communication can deal with. Hmmm. I'm reminded of some of the stories of motorcycle couriers in Iraq confounding the hell outta US forces with far far better equipment and training but half the cunning...
re: uspol, us-econ, "crime," cw: thar be blood 'pon the high seas
For it to be an effective pirate/bandit scheme you would need a method to hit faster than communication, a safe haven to retreat to, and a method of fencing the goods after
re: uspol, us-econ, "crime," cw: thar be blood 'pon the high seas
@001zlnv *takes copious notes* O;D
re: uspol, us-econ, "crime," cw: thar be blood 'pon the high seas
@001zlnv shit now i halfway wanna throw together a screenplay or something on the topic...
re: uspol, us-econ, "crime," cw: thar be blood 'pon the high seas
Go for it. Probably be better than most of what I watched this year.
re: uspol, us-econ, "crime," cw: thar be blood 'pon the high seas
@zebratron2084
If you want things to really get fun, wait for self driving cars.