I'm confused.

Well, he did say Brik was not guilty... So I guess we can trust Deph, sorry Deph for thinking you were Mafia.

Blast it, MG stopped sending me topic reply notifications. Here I thought no one was posting and there are actually a ton of pages full of completely ridiculous arguments.

After reading the last few pages, I've got to say that this is the scummiest I've ever seen Brik.
He's pushing super hard for a lynch that nothing supports. (Except the rest of the players?)
Why is he pushing so hard? Because we've given him much too much of an easy opportunity for a mis lynch here.
I mean, as a Mafia, I guess it's easy to think "Hey, all the townies are pushing for a random lynch on someone who isn't part of my scum-team. Why not support it? With my superior fake reasoning, I shall convince them all to do my bidding!"
Sure, Cactus looks scummy, but on closer examination it's an obvious case of new player-itis rather than scum tell.
Using that argument against Cactus when Brik should have learned by now to differentiate the two just furthers his case. Yes, he tells us at the end of last game that he needs to learn to tell them apart, BUT;
He doesn't even stop to consider the possibility of Cactus being a newb, he just glances at it, immediately denies the possibility, (so that others won't question it) and carries on with his ridiculous logic.

That said, I'm actually willing to lynch Cactus. Why? Believe it or not, but because of Brik it benefits the town either way.

Scenario 1: If Cactus is Mafia, then Brik is a guaranteed innocent, because it's unlikely that he would push so hard to lynch one of his own, and I doubt that he got yet another third party role. This rids of one Mafia, provides our investigators with a night of investigations, and gives us a guaranteed innocent, all of which will help us greatly during Day 2.

Scenario 2: If Cactus is innocent or a third party, Brik is a guaranteed correct lynch for tomorrow. Assuming the Mafia does their night kill for the next two nights, we get rid of one Mafia and lose three nonmafia. Assuming there are three Mafioso (Likely, because of the Touhou set up) this puts us in almost the same situation as we are now, but with extra investigations and scum reads and the chance that the Mafia kills will hit third party or that they will be stopped by our protective roles. So, it isn't quite as good as Scenario 1, but even in the worst case, it's still beneficial.

Vote: Cactus

Infinity, remember this post?
Yeah my arguments against Brik sucked hard but they were there. And you can't just go lynching a good player on no good evidence. That would have gotten me lynched on Day 1, which would have made my goals really really hard.
I wanted to lynch Cactus because it gave me a good premise to lynch Brik. And you can't deny the fact that it worked. So yeah. :/
IDK why the computer said I was online, I was actually at violin lesson.