Aurelia Saelari
Knowledge Is Death
While amusing in a morbid way, this unedifying spectacle had to end. She rose and cut the microphones to everyone else.
"Order!" her speaker called.
"Yet again we have a situation where a bill has been proposed without the necessary forethought and background. An anti-slavery bill which excludes one form, no matter how genteel and respected, cannot stand. Slavery is a moral question, and thus is not open to ifs or buts. If you exclude one group then justice is not being served, and the rule of law has not been maintained. Therefore we have a choice, drop the bill entirely, or put it to the vote in its unaltered form. Senator Brunswick, as author of the bill, the choice is yours. This time I advise you to consult your leader before acting."
She reactivated the microphones and sat. Why is it so hard?
"Order!" her speaker called.
"Yet again we have a situation where a bill has been proposed without the necessary forethought and background. An anti-slavery bill which excludes one form, no matter how genteel and respected, cannot stand. Slavery is a moral question, and thus is not open to ifs or buts. If you exclude one group then justice is not being served, and the rule of law has not been maintained. Therefore we have a choice, drop the bill entirely, or put it to the vote in its unaltered form. Senator Brunswick, as author of the bill, the choice is yours. This time I advise you to consult your leader before acting."
She reactivated the microphones and sat. Why is it so hard?