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[It's the first time she's shown her face on the network, attached it to her name; an unprecedented situation calls for caution. But the moment now is opportune. Her words will have more resonance if the people can see who's behind them.
Words that, while delayed slightly because of circumstance, have been far from forgotten.]
In my short time here, it has been clear to me that a lack of organization is a detriment to the operations of the Initiative, and, by extension, the well-being of Transports. Efforts have been made recently to address this lack of organization, but while commendable, they are not without their concerns.
By making a move such as that proposed to create a Transport-only governing body, we forget ourselves, as well as our cause. We forget that the Transport population is merely part of a whole, one that must be united in the face of a common threat. By making such a move, we only risk further alienating the Exiles, creating a larger rift when we cannot afford one in the first place.
I do not believe this move is ideal. More time and care are needed to consider the consequences it might have. To consider alternative solutions.
[She pauses, gives time for all of that to breathe before she concludes.]
If you have thoughts or concerns, I urge you to air them. This is a matter which affects us all, and every voice that wishes to be heard should be allowed the opportunity.
Words that, while delayed slightly because of circumstance, have been far from forgotten.]
In my short time here, it has been clear to me that a lack of organization is a detriment to the operations of the Initiative, and, by extension, the well-being of Transports. Efforts have been made recently to address this lack of organization, but while commendable, they are not without their concerns.
By making a move such as that proposed to create a Transport-only governing body, we forget ourselves, as well as our cause. We forget that the Transport population is merely part of a whole, one that must be united in the face of a common threat. By making such a move, we only risk further alienating the Exiles, creating a larger rift when we cannot afford one in the first place.
I do not believe this move is ideal. More time and care are needed to consider the consequences it might have. To consider alternative solutions.
[She pauses, gives time for all of that to breathe before she concludes.]
If you have thoughts or concerns, I urge you to air them. This is a matter which affects us all, and every voice that wishes to be heard should be allowed the opportunity.
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But I think we have to accept that we are strangers here, with very different lives than the native residents. Attempting to govern them, or the other way around, wouldn't be feasible.
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That's a really fantastic idea! It's a good thing that that is actually front and center in our proposals.
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Is it? I'm glad to hear it.
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Yup! Feel free to ask more questions - I know that seems to be going out of style, asking questions instead of drawing conclusions, but, you know, we're here to answer them.
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My suggestions weren't a comment on your goals, specifically, because I don't know what they are.
Have you outlined the specifics for the Transports in general?
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Just the two of us? Me and Saul? That'd be too presumptuous. No, we're waiting for input.
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not here.
not here.
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I passed the bar, but I haven't had the chance to try any cases.
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Aren't you a...computery person?
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Of course. Any one group attempting to govern the other is hardly what we need. Our priorities should focus on accountability and cooperation, rather than governance.
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