This is true. The only thing I'd say is that words being used in defense against a perceived outside fear sounds more counter phobic 6-ish than ILI. I'm not very reactive since I don't really care.Originally Posted by Rebelondeck
@FarDraft I neglected to mention that there are two types of strategic maneuvering. LIEs tend to follow the old adage that the best defense is an offense whereas for ILIs, it's all about walls and defense. ILIs can be offensive in their words, which are usually spawned from some perceived threat from outside, but usually can't be interpreted any more than a simple (and likely appropriate) parry whereas for LIEs, it's all about thrust.
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