Blackstone Code

Connor complained to Lynch that many people couldn't understand his ideas.

"This damn world is already so difficult, but these people can't understand everything I have done for the continuation of human civilization around the world!"

Connor is angry and doesn't think he made a mistake by forcing the homeless to work.

These remnants of society will only continue to waste limited resources, drag down more people, and get no positive feedback.

It is better to send them all to work on the construction site. This will not only save unnecessary expenses, but also solve the problem of insufficient labor force in some shelters.

At present, federal society as a whole is relatively stable, and all walks of life are booming in another way.

And it can be said that this is the best time since the founding of the Federation, bar none!

As the first country in the world to discover that the Ice Age is coming, the Federation is also the country with the highest level of science and technology in the world. It is also the first country to propose a refuge plan.

Destined to be watched by the whole world!

The Federation's shelter plan has started to follow suit all over the world. Even the Pengeo Empire has begun to build various new shelters. It is said that they are well built and the progress is much faster than that of the Federation!

With so many "firsts", naturally many rich people are willing to come to the Federation and join the Federation's refuge to avoid the doomsday!

This also means that more wealth and more talents begin to flow into the Federation!

All this has brought about the rapid development of society, and the previous construction companies are still working day and night.

They used to build houses above the ground, now they started building houses below the ground.

Private shelters have become very popular in the Federation, but no one is sure whether these private shelters will eventually become huge coffins or lonely islands in the context of doomsday.

But no matter what, they still have work to do, and the demand for their jobs is greater than before.

The scale of the associated upstream and downstream enterprises is constantly increasing, and in addition, heavy industry is also developing rapidly.

They are developing and producing various machinery that is more in line with the shelter era, from simple electric doors, to heating systems, to hot and cold cycles, to garbage disposal...

These also have a lot of jobs and revenue!

Some railway companies are also frantically building federal tracks under the apocalyptic background. The railway standards they built this time are many times higher than in the past.

Stronger foundation, alloys that can support operation in extreme cold temperatures, new wind and snow-like design.

As for train locomotives, diesel locomotives have become the mainstream production direction again. After all, once the Ice Age comes, the difficulty of obtaining fuel and other fuels will be so high that it cannot be seen.

On the contrary, coal mines not only have large reserves, but are also very convenient to store.

All walks of life continue to flourish under the stimulation of large amounts of capital, and the entire society seems to have been pressed on the fast-forward button in terms of science.

If you look at the advertisements for "microbial oxygen generator" or "body fluid purification machine" on the streets, you can imagine how prosperous society is now!

It may be a sick kind of prosperity, but no matter how sick its prosperity is, it is prosperity!

There is a shortage of people in all walks of life in society, a shortage of workers, a shortage of technicians, a shortage of engineers, and a shortage of researchers.

The shelter is deep underground and there is a shortage of construction workers.

Isn’t sending homeless people underground in shelters the best solution to some labor shortages?

Lynch just smiled and listened to Connor's complaints without any desire to express his own opinions.

He knows how to make friends with others, and everyone hopes to have a friend who can listen to their complaints.

He has a strict mouth and will not spread his complaints everywhere. It would be even better if he could have money and a little influence to help his career.

When Connor asked Lynch for advice, he would speak his mind to help Connor solve the problem.

But if Connor didn't need his opinion, Lynch wouldn't speak up.

This is a "sense of rhythm" that his decades of social experience has enabled him to master, and the secret of how to always maintain friendship.

This is the reason why Gladstone and Connor finally broke up. Gladstone always imposed his own ideas on Connor, and he didn't care what Connor thought. Anyway, you have to do what I want. .

If two people don't get together every day, but only meet occasionally, and they don't have a direct relationship of interest, they can be good friends for a long time.

Because they will not collide with each other due to differences in certain positions or opinions, there will be no unpleasantness.

But once they work together, the problem becomes heated and acute.

Gladstone did not respect Connor's independent personality and always felt that Connor had to listen to him.

Connor is not a tough person most of the time. When facing the aggressive Gladstone, he mostly responds silently, but this does not mean that he does not have dissatisfaction in his heart.

Those dissatisfactions just pile up, like being sealed in a jar, accumulating more and more, and one day it will explode!

Gladstone has felt very comfortable with Lynch in the past few years. Lynch is a very measured person, but he will not clearly realize this.

He just felt that Lynch and he were really compatible in every aspect.

No matter what the matter is, anytime, as long as you find Lynch, he can solve the problem or relax. There is no more comfortable relationship than this!

Lynch listened to his complaints and just kept an "accommodating smile", which gave him the urge to say everything in his heart that should and should not be said!

"These people are so damned!"

"What's even more damning is that there are a group of people who have nothing to do with them who are actually making trouble with them!"

"Can you imagine?"

"Some ordinary people, even the middle class, came out and said that I shouldn't do this, that I shouldn't do forced labor, and that I was moving towards dictatorship and centralization!"

"They should really take their brains out and show them to the sun, they're fucking moldy!"

It can be seen that Connor has been under a lot of pressure recently, but this is not surprising.

The core of the federal spirit is "freedom and undiscipline", and now the "forced labor" that Connor has engaged in has completely destroyed the federal spirit in the minds of the federal people.

Now that he can force homeless people to do forced labor, does that mean he can also force people from other classes to do forced labor in the future?

The Federation will never lack patients with persecution paranoia, nor will it lack conspiracy theorists. They exchanged ideas with each other, and a group of patients with anxiety disorders stood up. It seemed that if they didn't put up a fight, they would be arrested and sent to prison tomorrow. The deepest part of the construction site!

They felt that Connor was trying to shake the foundation of the Federation, so they opposed it so fiercely, and that was why Connor was so troubled.

Connor said a lot of things that he shouldn't have said. As a president, he shouldn't have these thoughts, and even if he did, he shouldn't say them.

But Lynch gave him a very special sense of security, and he didn't think Lynch would betray him.

If he really wants to betray himself, his mistress, illegitimate child, and little president's wife will be enough to ruin his reputation, and it will be impossible for him to get up!

So he has no "psychological defense" against Lynch at all. Lynch can be said to be a person more worthy of his trust than his father!

After all, there are some things he won't mention to his father, but he will mention them to Lynch, this is a damn good brother!

After complaining for a while, Connor's mood calmed down significantly. He poured himself some wine and said, "It seems very quiet over there. How did you tame these homeless people and prevent them from making trouble?"

This is when advice is needed, and this is when Lynch spoke. He curled his lips and said, "People are afraid of losing their freedom, but there are other things that people are more afraid of than losing their freedom."

"As long as you control this thing, they won't cause trouble."

Connor's curiosity was aroused, "What is it?"

"die!"

Lynch calmly answered Connor's curiosity, but obviously this answer made Connor stunned for a while.

He then asked in an uncertain tone, "How many have you killed?"

The moment Lynch could tell this answer, he knew that someone must have been killed over there, otherwise he wouldn't have said that.

In Connor's mind, Lynch may have executed some of the thorns, so he suppressed the conflict.

But Lynch slowly picked up the wine glass, took a sip, and said with a half-smile, "Probably less than a hundred..."

"Less than..." Connor touched his forehead to see if there was any sweat, "...a hundred?"

His tone suddenly increased, and it was a bit sharp and off-key, "Are you fucking kidding me?"

But he quickly calmed down, "You blocked the message?"

Lynch nodded, "But that's not entirely true, Connor, we are racing against the end of the world, and we don't have time to solve the problem of whether they are willing to work."

"And I think in the next period of time, we should strengthen a concept."

"Building shelters is not an obligation of the federal government, and building shelters is not for the ruling class, but for ordinary people."

"You know, we didn't consider the life and death of these people at the beginning. If you and Congress didn't want more federal people to survive, there wouldn't be these projects at all."

In fact, there is nothing wrong with Connor at all. Congress hopes that more federal people can survive, but Lynch added Connor to the mix, and he has a greater sense of mission.

Connor was silent for a while. He probably understood Lynch's thoughts, but he was not sure yet. "You mean..."

"Once we have a letter of credit, it should start working. Credit points will be increased or decreased based on each person's work and life situation."

"For example, for those humans who do not engage in anything that contributes to the continuation of human civilization, points will continue to be deducted and everything they can enjoy will be gradually restricted!"

"It also includes banning them from entering shelters..."

"If they don't work hard for the continuation of human civilization, then human civilization can naturally abandon them, right?"