Talk:Autonomy Debates/@comment-3983055-20110515161709

"I would like it to be noted that you've managed to entirely misrepresent the nuance of the situation. For instance, you fail to mention that Alma's famed "Proverb of the Stone" was originally given in the public forum, and that the corollaries of his arguments further state that as his revelations were unequivocally true, that all other forms of causal interpretation were /necessarily/ flawed, and that to facilitate public reform, needed to be alleviated from the public consciousness. You also neglect to mention that as twin cities, residents often considered themselves inhabitants of both, and that the ensuing religious tensions served as a decisively polarizing force, that forced residents to choose sides, splitting families, and pitting brother against brother in the conflicts that followed. On a whole, I would argue that the situation contained a much more intricate series of events than what you portray above. I would know, I wrote a play on it."       -Pavlov Katz