I'm no idiot, I do realise this is a direct result of having human beings playing the game. So at first, I tried to get something out of the encounter by being glib (been playing Skyrim, does it show?

) in comms. Immediately informing the interdictor I had all the bibles I needed and already donate a decent amount to charity. Some banter like that. Never works, shooting ensues, until I'm facing a rebuy screen. It's clear the other CMDR is working on a tally. And I'm always left wondering, how was this fun for any party involved? Is aiming at a ship and keeping the fire button pressed so much more satisfying because the square is hollow? Does that make it any less farming? I'm not trying to evade or dodge because I won't be forced into an activity I have no wish in taking part of, so I'll just sit there. In return I'll never try to force anyone to go exploring.
Now I'm being told: PvP is challenging, and sure, I can see that when two skilled PvPers have at it. I'm being told PvPers look for the interaction with real people, but when trying to have a conversation, there's no response. So I am rather at a loss sometimes. You commented that people are throwing insults and misunderstanding your way. Is that the motivator? And some posts in you are happy to announce you finally got a good fight in. Which begs the question, if you know you're hunting in a system where people are carrying weapons which aren't that effective against other CMDRs, why go there to look for a good fight?
The narrative. Humanity is fighting for survival and you are the spanner in the works. What you are doing is nothing short of treason towards the human race. I'd say that warrants some sort of response. Maia an sich isn't the reason it should be more risky, what's going on should.