blackstone code

Chapter 1918 Ammunition
Lynch, as one of the main sponsors of feminist organizations, naturally cannot stand on the side of the discriminator.

At the same time, he also gave Landa some small hints.

"We've got a woman mayor, we've got a woman governor, why can't we have a woman councilor?"

“And I personally believe that we not only need to have women in statehouses, but we need to have women in Congress.”

"Even we need to allow women to occupy a certain number of these political groups!"

"Women like you, Landa, should also have the opportunity to enter Congress."

"Only in this way can you be a strong voice for more women in need of protection!"

In a few words, De Landa's ups and downs were not because of Lynch's emphasis on women.

Instead, he mentioned that he may also enter Congress!

She gets a little excited at the thought of people calling her "Congressman Randa"!

"I think I know what to do. Can I get the names of the sexist people?"

Lynch took out a piece of paper, wrote some names, and handed it over, "I'm looking forward to your performance."

Landa left soon. She really wanted to have a more in-depth communication with Lynch, but Lynch was not interested.

A few days ago, he was a little hurt by the unrelenting fight with the four little girls. The years are like this, leaving marks on people's bodies silently.

He could have handled it ten years ago. At that time, he was like a tireless dog.

Now, he already felt a little strenuous.

In another ten years, he may be a little powerless about these things.

Time, what a fucking thing!
After returning to her residence, Landa directly found some office leaders. She provided these people with a list and asked them to investigate as soon as possible and get the results.

Feminist organizations are not judicial institutions, so they do not need to follow the evidence collection process, let alone what legal basis these evidences require.

They will not litigate against these misogynists, they will only give these people a heavy blow in public opinion.

So whether the correctness of the evidence is that high may not be important.

In the constitution of federal politics, voters, who are most easily overlooked by people, actually occupy a very important link.

What they have to do now is to use public opinion to get voters on their side.

The current situation is actually great for feminist organizations because most young and middle-aged men are going into the military.

These former major voters left temporarily, and female voters began to become the most important part of the electorate.

Even if the war is over in the future, the number of female voters will not be reduced, and they will still become the larger part.

Perhaps this is one of the reasons why federal women are becoming more and more "strong". There is a demand for it from the bottom to the top.

For a few days, there was not much movement.

Inciting public opinion only requires a mouth, but after all, you also need some real evidence, even if it is only half true.

Keli is an ordinary office worker, she is divorced.

The child was raised by her ex-husband, but she was alone.

In a way, she can be regarded as a new woman in the new era. At least she does not need to rely on men for her life!
After a day's work, she returns home.

The current work is not easy, it can even be said to be very tiring.

Psychologically, physically.

The cultural atmosphere of sexual dominance in large federal enterprises is very strong, even if she has the experience of working for a big man, it is difficult to avoid this aspect.

It's just that she has some "background" after all, so the situation she faces is better.

Those female employees with no background are really miserable.

Some are already married, or planning to get married, but they still have to make some contributions to the collective honor when necessary.

As soon as I got home, before I had time to rest, there was a knock on the door.

She was a little confused, as few people usually came to visit her, which made her wonder who was outside the door.

She looked out through the peephole. They were two women. They looked very elegant and were not bad people, she thought.

"Who is there?"

"Well, we are from the women's rights protection organization, and we want to talk to you about something."

Keli didn't think she had anything to talk to them about, but she didn't refuse, "Just for a while?"

"Just for a moment!"

She opened the door, and the two people outside introduced themselves. One of them was somewhat familiar to her.

Randa.

The name occasionally appeared in the newspapers, and it was related to the feminist movement. As a woman, Claire must have seen it.

She ushered the two into the room and prepared some tea and pastries for them.

After the three of them sat down, she asked, "Is there anything you need from me this time?"

It was easier to communicate than expected, and Landa directly picked up the topic, "I'm sorry, we have been conducting some investigations recently and found some things."

"It might bring back bad memories, but we still want you to help me."

"Because there are still people who are being hurt!"

Keli subconsciously realized that the purpose of their coming to find her should have something to do with that person.

She had been secretary to a senator in Congress for a long time before, and she worked for that guy when he wasn't a senator.

This person has some peculiar sexual fetishes, which is also the reason for Keli's divorce.

No man can bear this kind of thing, so Keli left that environment.

It's hard for her to tell whether it's right or wrong, and she sometimes suffers from insomnia, requiring alcohol to fall asleep.

Looking at Keli who was in a daze, another person wanted to wake her up, but Landa stopped the entourage.

After a few minutes, she woke up from some dark memories.

He lowered his head and stroked his hair on the sideburns to hide the anxiety in his eyes, "Sorry, I was distracted."

Landa looked at her, "I got some bad news from some sources. Such a scumbag should be judged, so I want to know more."

"He's now surrounded by a young girl who's probably in a lot of pain and doesn't know what to do."

"This kind of thing should not continue, and no one should be hurt anymore..."

Keli shook her head, "No, I don't know, and... even if I tell you, can you change anything?"

In her subconscious mind, that person was a senator, a big federal figure.

All it takes is a phone call, and any news about him won't appear in the newspapers.

In fact, it is not that no one has done it, and not all women are willing to become office playthings.

But call the police, so what?
The police said that the girl had only taken contraband drugs, had hallucinations, and was sent to a mental hospital, and there was no news after that.

Those big people are manipulating power unscrupulously, which is not something that small people can fight against.

She can resign, but she won't talk nonsense, she knows what the consequences will be!
Landa reached out and held her hand, staring into her eyes, "This time is different, we also have big shots here!"

This sentence made Keli seem to have some changes and some thoughts, but she did not express her position.

Landa continued to increase the stakes, "What we need now is someone to stand up and testify against him first, and we will solve the rest of the matter."

"You don't have to worry about your safety, we will give you the safest protection, we will send you to a place where no one knows you, and let you start a new life."

"You can bring your children, or even your husband, and if necessary, we can help you communicate with them..."

Landa didn't have many conditions for a bright future, a desire for revenge, and a new life, but for a person in the abyss, everything she needed was what she needed.

After more than half an hour of work, Keli was willing to step up.

Things were far more shocking than Landa imagined.

She thought it was a very common office sex domination scandal, something that was known throughout the Federation.

But this kind of behavior is not a crime, but a moral issue.

Women can refuse to provide any sexual services, but the price is that they will hardly be promoted at work and may be fired.

Is this behavior illegal?
Strictly speaking, it is not against the law, as long as the company dismisses employees and provides some compensation according to the law.

There is no direct relationship to determine the refusal to make a compromise, and there is a direct relationship with being fired.

The situation on Colin's side is different. Since she started working, she has been harassed.

The harassment was relatively minor, but considering it was a good job, she put up with it.

Then it changed from harassment to violation, and finally to more excessive demands.

She showed Randa the tattoos on her private parts.

Apparently, the tattoo artist didn't have much experience. The characters on the tattoo were a little crooked, but it was completely clear that it was a person's name.

And this person is the person they want to deal with.

Sometimes some things are just moral issues for ordinary people, but if they are put on politicians, it is a crime and a political scandal.

There is no more direct evidence than this to prove something, and this is the reason why Keli finally divorced.

She and her husband have been fulfilling their physical needs in a relatively dark environment until one day...

The news soon reached Lynch's hands, and Lynch didn't have much emotional fluctuation after reading it.

This world is very bright, so bright that some people cannot survive, and there are charities to help them, so that they have the most basic conditions for living.

But this world is sometimes very dark.

It is so dark that human dignity is worthless in the face of some power.

They wantonly trample on everything of others in order to satisfy their twisted pleasure.

Like those things on Elysium!

(End of this chapter)