[It's a fair question to ask so Jason doesn't mind replying]
To me, it feels like they're doing a lot of hard selling. Maybe I'm being a cynic but it seems like the Alliance is too good to be true. Is categorizing people into different guilds really the only way to keep the world in order? That recent drama among the Alliance's leaders isn't very assuring either.
[At least back home not every superhero is a Justice League member nor are they required to join]
Not that I think the Society are the real good guys but at least they seem a bit more blatant about what they're about.
Then there's the lack of care for people choosing to be unaligned. There are some who just want to mind their own business and live their lives. Why get involved with whatever petty fight that might happen between the guilds?
[Though the Society seems to be more inclined to agree with most of that sentiment]
I'm sure there are good intentions with some of the members but seems like there's a little too much interest in getting new members.
[Much of what Jason is saying is true. He's suspicious of the guilds and it's why he still hasn't joined one. But given his goals and his recent conversation with Johnny Danger, it's looking more tempting to join the Society for pragmatic reasons. Spying on them from the inside could be fruitful too]
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To me, it feels like they're doing a lot of hard selling. Maybe I'm being a cynic but it seems like the Alliance is too good to be true. Is categorizing people into different guilds really the only way to keep the world in order? That recent drama among the Alliance's leaders isn't very assuring either.
[At least back home not every superhero is a Justice League member nor are they required to join]
Not that I think the Society are the real good guys but at least they seem a bit more blatant about what they're about.
Then there's the lack of care for people choosing to be unaligned. There are some who just want to mind their own business and live their lives. Why get involved with whatever petty fight that might happen between the guilds?
[Though the Society seems to be more inclined to agree with most of that sentiment]
I'm sure there are good intentions with some of the members but seems like there's a little too much interest in getting new members.
[Much of what Jason is saying is true. He's suspicious of the guilds and it's why he still hasn't joined one. But given his goals and his recent conversation with Johnny Danger, it's looking more tempting to join the Society for pragmatic reasons. Spying on them from the inside could be fruitful too]