Cause there is no real way to defeat the Sparrow. It's certainly not killing him (which only strengthens his brand).

Nietzsche put me on to it, but this is a cool way to see how it would play out in context.



>... where their weak spot is. They can't *actually* be the
>type of guy who'd actually rather die than be bought...
>right?
>
>I always assume that 99.999999% of dudes can be bought. But if
>he's the type of fanatic who legit would rather be a martyr
>than endorse anything on the outside? He's more dangerous than
>a thousand Ramseys, because all of his people will follow him
>to the end-- even if you kill him, he'll inspire so many more.
>
>
>That probably has more to do with my upbringing than anything
>else. No clue what your preference for Ramsey says about your
>upbringing. ;-) lol


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