Blackstone Code

The discussion was intense.

Representatives of the federal government believe that providing jobs to people should not be the job of the federal government.

The federal government's main job is to manage the operation of the entire shelter, rather than being more deeply involved in daily life.

Moreover, the federal government has provided people with food and living space that can meet their minimum living standards, and this is free of charge.

The food currently distributed by official shelters, high-protein liquid food, is provided completely free of charge.

Each person can get about 50 to 75 grams per day, and its nutritional content is enough for an adult to need for a day.

People from the federal government also produced test reports from multiple agencies, listed the nutritional content of this part of the liquid food, and compared it with the nutritional content of other products.

"Every fifty grams of nutritious meal contains far more nutrients than a pound of steak, and there are many nutrients that steak does not have."

"The preparation and ingredients of nutritious meals refer to the formulas provided by the most advanced food science laboratories in the federation and even the world. Although it will not make people full, it will not make people lack nutrition."

A large number of documents were distributed to those who attended the hearing, and to the media, who also received a copy.

With the broadcast of the Blackstone TV program this time, many people are deeply worried about the lack of food in official shelters.

This information is to let people understand that they do not make people lack nutrients, but only reduce unnecessary satiety.

There was something else that federal representatives failed to say: hunger also, to some extent, reduced the incidence of riots in shelters.

Those who find it difficult to persist in strenuous activities because they cannot fill their stomachs for a long time do not need to worry that they will suddenly become thugs one day.

Lynch also got a piece of material, but he didn't read it and put it aside.

This nutritious meal was proposed by him, and the previous formula of the Sabine City Relief Food Manufacturing Factory was proposed by Lynch, and Senator Langdon also participated in it.

Originally, their food was solid food like solid biscuits, but under Lynch's suggestion, further cost reduction also turned the solid food into liquid food.

Apart from the bad taste, these liquid foods cannot fill the stomach and make people hungry, and they have almost no other disadvantages.

People looked at the nutritional comparisons marked on each line of the materials, and even some picky union members couldn't find anything that could cause trouble.

So the problem now is not a federal government problem.

This method of shirking responsibility is very federal. This is what they are best at, and they really can't find anything wrong with it.

"We will not discuss the issue of nutrition for now. I just want to know when the people living in the shelter can find a job and have an income."

“We don’t want a tragedy like the one in the Blackstone TV documentary to happen again in the shelter, nor do we want it to happen to anyone else!”

"Work is what we need to solve most right now!"

Representatives of the federal government directly gave a strong answer, "The federal government and shelters have limited management positions and have already appointed people. They are not enough to support people's demands for jobs in a shelter with millions of people."

"Why don't we listen to entrepreneurs if they have any ideas and stop looking at the federal government."

"The federal government is a governing body, not corporate companies and factories."

The topic was left to the capitalist camp by representatives of the federal government, and Lin Qi did not move. A slightly famous capitalist took up the topic.

"Capitalists are not philanthropists. Every penny we earn is earned through our own efforts. It is not anyone's blood or bone marrow, and there is no shame in it."

"If the environment in the shelter is not enough to support us to open a factory, hire workers, and make a profit, then there will be no soil in the shelter to open an operating agency, and we will not hire workers like a philanthropist."

"In order for us to open an operation in a shelter, we first have to understand what we can do in the shelter and how we can ensure that there is a good market for the various goods we produce."

"Only when we can see the possibility of making a profit will we open an operating agency."

It was a very formal statement, and someone else quickly added, "I am a factory owner, and I have my own factory, but I don't know how to have my own factory in a shelter."

"All the blocks were planned from the beginning and I would have a hard time turning some of them into factories."

"Even if I were willing to do business in a shelter, I don't know how the hell I would do that."

With the same very pertinent speech, people are discussing it more and more, and more and more people are participating.

Not only are discussions happening within Congress, but people watching the program on TV are also discussing these matters.

This is not a problem that can be solved in a day or two. Just like the businessman said, how to open the factory and where to open it.

Light industrial factories are easy to deal with, as are ordinary houses.

Where should heavy industries and chemical industries, which cause heavy pollution and require larger space, be placed, and how to solve the pollution problem?

These are not things that everyone can sit here and discuss in just a few words, especially the issue of pollution, which people are very concerned about.

During his tenure on the Environmental Protection Committee, Senator Langdon gained great popularity through environmental protection, and people became more aware of environmental protection.

Many heavily polluting enterprises are located far away from residential areas.

But how can these businesses stay away from people in shelters?

Moreover, heavy industry and chemical industry are indispensable enterprises. Who wants the environment where they live to be polluted?

It seems that this is just a "start of construction" issue, but in fact it involves many aspects.

Lynch did not speak during the whole day's discussion, but quietly watched everyone argue, occasionally showing some thoughtful expressions.

Even if he didn't speak, there were many references to Lynch in the evening news reports——

For example, "Mr... expressed his views when discussing... issues. Mr. Lynch always frowned and seemed not to be optimistic about his proposal."

Or "Mr. Lynch nodded from time to time and was very positive about the speaker's suggestions."

This is the "trouble" of big people. Every move they make will be interpreted and treated as a "statement".

After the hearing, Lynch and Senator Langdon, as well as other members of the York Gang, and some members of Global Communications came to the suburban manor.

After dinner, everyone sat down separately and began to talk about the issue of starting work.

"We have been discussing for most of the day today, but nothing has actually been gained. All judgments and suggestions are based on our opinions when we do not know the specific situation in the shelter."

"I think it's important that we take a look inside the shelter and then we can find the right direction."

"In fact, until now, I don't quite understand what companies can do in that environment."

As the person second only to Lynch here, Senator Langdon is like a host on this occasion, responsible for keeping things warm and interweaving some topics.

Others expressed the same sentiment as Senator Landon, saying they did not think there were any very suitable projects that could be done in the shelters right now.

"Heavy industry has almost completely ceased development, and the cramped environment in the shelter is not suitable for automobiles."

"In addition, the complete power supply and heating system also reduces people's dependence on some small household appliances to a minimum."

Take a hair dryer, for example. In the past, every home might need a hair dryer. Under the heating system, warm air blows directly from the vents. People can have a thing that blows warm air without a hair dryer at all.

There are many more like this, which has also caused many small household appliances to lose their market. Most capitalists are actually confused now. They don’t know what they can do.

Lynch, who was sitting in the middle of the crowd, put down the tea cup in his hand, "From birth to death, a person can never do without a few things."

"The clothes they use to cover their bodies, the food they eat, the environment and atmosphere they live in, and the places they relax and spend time."

"In fact, we can think of a shelter as a relatively closed large community."

“What’s in a large community?”

A heuristic Q\u0026A, people immediately started thinking about the question and then came to many conclusions.

There's a lot that can be done in a large, gated community, and Lynch points out there's a wide variety of things that can be done.

Light industry, food industry, small commodities, and fast moving consumer goods industry.

“There are so many consumables in our lives that we may not notice easily.”

"Toilet paper, soap, toothpaste, toothbrush...", he paused, but people's thinking did not pause, but continued to associate to the back, and also thought of more things.

“There is a big market for these things, and there are enough profits, so you can consider doing these things.”

"In addition, the entertainment industry will usher in an unprecedented period of huge development. TV series, movies, and even dance halls will all become rapidly developing industries."

“What we really need to focus on now is not ‘what we can do’ but ‘how far we can go’.”

"You have to understand one thing, we are the owners of the company, not anyone else!"

"They are the ones asking us to work, so next, we need to be stronger and have a tougher attitude."

"We must give the most direct rejection to those in the trade union and their rude demands, and we must not leave them with the slightest illusion."

"Even the union itself, I think its positioning should change."

"From providing services to the workers to providing services to us, although it has always done this, this time, it should completely switch to our side!"