Funny, I recall everyone getting killed. Where's this "eye" you claim exists?We saw it in the senate murder scene!
So? They'd likely be A) not allowed near important areas such as the Senate chamber itself and B) cleared out for security reasons when the Senate's in session. Also, even if the place is packed full to the brim with civilians, that's still only going to kill an extra dozen or so.But areas like government building tend to be filled with innocent civies, like tourists, children on field trips, and second rate assasins.
You really don't understand what topic we're debating, do you?You don't really understand the concept of a Dictator do you?
Look, you said:
I replied that we have never observed such tendancies among the Romulan populace, and that is likely why the leaders were squeemish about Shinzon's plan. You then went off on some tangent about a dictator being able to do whatever he wants, despite the fact that this is totaly irrelevant. Just because Hitler was able to kill 6 million Jews, it doesn't mean the German people agreed with what he was doing, which is what this is about: the people and the higher-ups, not the dictator.The Romulans have a supiriority complex and tend to look down on other species so xenocide would've been relativly minor to a few hundred innocent deaths
To that I respond with the exact same point of what would happen if the US President ordered nukes to be launched at Rwanda even though the country did nothing to them.Like, the Romulans would be okay with a clone and the Remans killing humans?