Xeno alliance with the Corsairs?

[eyvind]

I don't know the diplomatic intricacies of neither the Xenos nor most of the potential allies thereof. Nonetheless I will give my views on the subject of Xeno diplomacy; take them for what they are.

During my time as a DSE freight hauler and miner I have come across several Xeno (is that the proper plural?), and most of them can be put in one of two categories: those that appreciate the workplaces supplied by DSE in Liberty and those with disdain for our foreign relations. Incidentally, Xeno Alliance members tend to be in the former and independents in the latter. That is not to say, of course, that there are no gray areas. There are those that with varying depth weigh the benefits DSE brings to Liberty (or Libertonians, or working-class Libertonians) with the detriments. There is grayness everywhere, and I am relatively unbiased in regard to individual graynesses.

The one type of grayness I care little for, however, is the grayness that for one reason or another leads to violence without complete support in the way of talk. Some Xeno tend to validate their terrorism with stock ideology, for instance, but cannot press it without exiting the discussion in a lazy manner (starting to shoot or "enough of this babble" or both, for example). When I -- as DSE or LH -- encounter Xenos, I look forward to interesting and enjoyable role-play; in fact, it's the Xeno encounters I look forward to more than any other.

The Xeno ideology-base is very broad, but in my opinion any sub-set or interpretation is perfectly acceptable as long as it's backed up well. Dissagreements on such matters can just as easily be in-character as they can be out-of-character, perhaps more so -- in a general sense -- than with any other faction.

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