What will you do if the ponies stands against Celestia?

[Fractured 2,684]

In fact I will not likely not concede to any of your arguments so I don't know why you're so adamant. Maybe you're just bored like me.

Sorry, it's the Diamond Tiara in me. 

[Roughshod 719]

We're cool right? No fights... right? :3

There's been no abusive language or personal attacks used so you shouldn't have to worry about this forum getting locked or edited. Hopefully.

 

 

 

"Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny."

Thomas Jefferson

Edited November 26, 2014 by Roughshod

[Silver Letter 1,832]

If the princesses have turned evil then I would side with the ponies even though they would be crushed like ants.

[A goat 323]

Assuming that I live in equestria and I'm NOT playing as my OC, I would most certainly revolt. I'm a huge twifag and all, but the princesses using ponies as slaves is cruel and needs to be brought to justice.

[They call me Loyalty 1,948]

Trying to control other lifes? This basic reaction is born out of fear.

Of course, I like them because they have something good in common, even Celestia. But with power and wisdom, also comes love and humility. Because love is power, and within wisdom resides the knowledge that makes you realize the immense meaning within all life. There isn't any of that in what you just described.

So, I would stand with the ponies. Harmony on our side.

 

Harmony is beyond anypony, it doesn't matter either it be an alicorn or a god.

[sweetolebob18 728]

Depends on "What do you call slavery?"  I've read that the average age for Bronies is 21.  When I was that age the US government was drafting soldiers to fight in Viet Nam.  Was that slavery?  Ask those who fled the country or went to jail what they think.  (IIRC, the draft ended in 73 or 74)

 

In the Middle Ages, most folks didn't have cash money to pay taxes.  They owed so many days service levy of forced labor.  Was that slavery?

 

In many times & places, prisoners have been forced to work.  Is that slavery?  How about the POWs in WWII that were forced to do farm work?  How about the interned Japanese citizens?

 

The point is, I would try to find out what the Princesses were doing & why they were doing it.  If I disagreed with their reasons or thought the punishment too harsh for the crime, I would try to protest/resist.  (Did it before & can do it again -or so I like to think).  If they were under some kind of spell, I would try to break it (although I probably wouldn't have a clue as to "how?").

 

But if I agreed with the Princesses, I would comply.

[A Black Circle 1,586]

Righteousness over loyalty.