Interesting that you put it this way. Saying this kind of sentence so openly always begs the question if it isn’t done purposefully to get rid of any mistrust. However, that same line of thought can of course be applied the other way around as well, so really it isn’t much of a reasoning. What I am trying to say is I can’t take that sentence at face value and still look at you with the sme suspicion as I look to everyone else, and I understand that everyone else harbors similar suspicions towards me, and there isn’t really much I can do about that right now.
Whatever glitch you are talking about, I wasn’t aware of it and still see you as Kinzo, so I would hate to see one of us die because of a glitch in the Matrix, so to speak. If you refer to your colored text, well, everyone can use orange text, so I don’t see a problem there.
In fact, let me use some colorful text to put some assumptions down. As they’re assumptions, I feel blue is a better choice for them, though:
1. Everyone claims to be innocent.
2. There is at least one among us who is lying.
3. There are several massively different strategies this liar or group of liars could be following.
4. Therefore, it is almost impossible to already catch one of the culprits with our current information.
That is why I am now also putting down my vote:
Vote: No Death