Honestly... I do not think you will have much chance to PT with people in RMT LS. But Javolin, I think better you just relax and play the game for fun... and not too picky on exact details. I used to do this... and that caused me really work up in the game and ruins my fun. If you do not like a certain PT members, you have the right to decline to join, but I think your language is a little harsh here.
Honestly, RMT groups will not exist if there are no gil buyers. And sometimes you will find RMT groups are not as evil as they like... Callista, Ethernon and me once run into a group in Sea Serpent Grotto... They may sell gil, but they are actually quite friendlier. Heh I even once send a tell to Cato asking if she willing to sell me something. I got a pretty pleasant response too (she said no, but a quite reasonable reason and she talks very sensibly). A lot of groups that are branded as "Axis of Evil" are not as bad as you think.
I am not defending RMT LSs or Cato LS. I have my own grudge against them, but they are certainly less bad than what people think. A lot of bad names are actually caused by the spreading of rumours and words, and a lot of times they do not deserve what people think.
Just sometimes open the eyes more and listen and find out what is right and wrong yourself. Do not let your LS members or friends tell who so-so bad. Try find the answer yourself. You may still hate that person, but by finding out why you really hate them tell a lot about that person you hate and also yourself.
Add: RMT LSs and Cato are like us... just another person. Anyone should be treated with some diginity even if you hate them.
Edited, Thu Feb 9 17:06:14 2006 by scchan
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