Brooklyn came out of the bathroom, emptied the text message he had just prepared to send to Burke, and called Ray to keep an eye on John Manning and Lyne.

The current New York is not the New York of more than ten years ago, and he only needs to let Ray keep an eye on the every move of these two people, and he will soon be able to figure out what this backhand is.

John Manning's tangle with Burke doesn't seem to be over. Then simply let the old friends continue to entangle until the winner is decided.

With John Manning by his side to share the pressure from Burke, Brooklyn felt good. He even had a vague expectation that John Manning would be victorious.

After making a decision, Brooklyn put the matter on hold for the time being, got up and went back to the study. Although today is the weekend, he has no shortage of work.

In addition to e.. In addition to his work as a rotating judge, he also has to deal with Harvard's work. That afternoon, Brooklyn had a brief debriefing in his study.

This is the aftermath of Pence Norton's instigation of religious figures to attack him. The Harvard faction is a devout believer, and they demand an explanation of what the religious people accuse, otherwise they will not recognize Brooklyn's position within the Harvard faction.

It's the time of the transition of power at Harvard, and Brooklyn doesn't want to make a fuss, so he can only make a brief debriefing to make things clear.

By the time the Brooklyn debriefing was being made, the few departments outside that couldn't read their names had begun to quell the incident, and it was beginning to bear fruit.

Religious figures who initially took the lead in opposing Brooklyn took the initiative to be interviewed and re-annotated what they had said.

Some said they were deceived and did not know what kind of person Judge Brooklyn Lee was, and they felt extremely guilty about it.

Some directly distort the facts, forcibly interpreting what they have said as a spur and hope for Judge Brooklyn Lee, not opposing it, on the contrary, they are too optimistic about Judge Brooklyn Lee and hope that he can grow up better.

In short, it is for your own good, scolding you and causing trouble for you. Brooklyn had no idea that there were such selfless people for his own good, and he was explaining to Harvard the situation in New York and the injustices he had suffered.

This was the second mistake of Pence Norton, who did not understand the channels of problem solving within Harvard.

Believers within Harvard may be alienated from Brooklyn at first, but they are willing to give Brooklyn a chance to explain.

"I'm not a Christian, I'm not a Buddhist, I'm not a denomination, I don't pray, I'm an atheist, I'm irreligious. But that doesn't mean I'm discriminating against believers. As long as religion can establish correct values and will not incite its followers to evil, I will not be treated differently. ”

"It's true that I don't get close to believers, but I have never discriminated against them or because of their religious status."

"This is a premeditated slander. I believe everyone knows more or less about the situation in New York. The political environment in New York is not good, and we and the state government are trying to change it, but there are always diehards who refuse to change and stick to the old and rotten rules. ”

"In order to prevent the arrival of the new world, they will do everything they can. In fact, this time I instigated religious people to oppose me, which was already very 'well-behaved'. They went to my house and place of work to mail a liquid mixed with rotting entrails and maggots, and openly threw the same liquid at me in court. ”

"Turning black and white upside down in the media and wantonly smearing them."

"A lot of times they don't even put a picture, they just say it, make up the news at will, and write whatever they want."

"I don't believe you can go to the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and other media sites later. I'm pretty popular on the internet right now. A little joke to herself, Brooklyn said earnestly

"That's why I'm proposing to restrict media opinion."

"Today's media use the law of rights as a shield, unscrupulously fabricate news at will, say whatever they want, and slander whoever is dissatisfied, and the media has become a well-deserved uncrowned king."

"They have complete control over the eyes and ears of the people, and they can instill whatever they want to instill in the people. And the people, as the terminal, can only passively accept. ”

"They can use the media to educate people into whatever shape they want, and then shape any group they don't like or cause their dissatisfaction into a shape that people don't like."

"They just need to hide behind the computer and post a few fabricated articles out of thin air, and at the touch of a finger they can lead the people to eliminate a group."

"And the government's regulatory departments are in the void, and whenever a government department tries to limit this terrible, brutal, and unbridled power, they come up with a law of rights to stand in the way."

"They claim that this is a power given to them by the federal constitution and that they have freedom of press."

"But the original intent of the First Amendment to the Federal Constitution was explained in the first class we gave to freshmen at Harvard."

"The purpose of its existence is to prevent the government from interfering excessively with the freedom of public opinion, and to strive for a more spacious and comfortable space for the people to speak, rather than putting the cart before the horse."

"The law of rights, a chain that was supposed to prevent the government from interfering excessively with the people, has become a shackle that restricts the government from administering justice."

"This has to change." The first half of Brooklyn's report was still stating the fact that religious people were opposed to him and explaining the reasons behind it, but the second half was completely off-topic.

He made no secret of his purpose, took advantage of the topic, and took the opportunity to indoctrinate his thoughts in the crowd. Although the previous proposal to limit media opinion was passed at the meeting, not all Harvards agreed.

There is a considerable number of people who oppose this, but they do not stand up and openly oppose it because of the Harvard Congress's order.

Although they did not openly oppose it, they would not have helped. Brooklyn is targeting these people.

"As an amendment to the Constitution, the Law of Rights is stated in as simple and concise words as possible, which has long been interpreted in a variety of ways. The lawyers, for their own benefit, can even interpret the law of rights in a thousand different ways. The naysayers spoke.

"But no matter how you interpret it, the core of the law of rights is that the government cannot interfere with people's freedom of speech and religious belief. Brooklyn Lee, offense not intended, but your proposal touches precisely that core. ”

"If that were to change, the law of rights would become a dead letter."

"That's right." Another objector picked up and continued

"And from a practical point of view, it's almost impossible for your proposal to pass."

"No matter how you try to embellished it, the core of your proposal is a restriction on freedom of speech and the press, which is contrary to the law of rights."

"That is to say, your core content is contrary to the core content of the law of rights, and no matter how much you avoid it, you can't avoid it."

"If you want your proposal to pass, you have to amend the Constitution."

"Brooklyn Lee, you know how difficult it is to change the Constitution."

"But it's not impossible, is it?" Brooklyn clenched his fists and argued.

"The eucalyptus in my hand, this one that the whole Federation has been paying attention to lately, Ovis eucalyptus." Brooklyn said in a deep voice

"A little Texas girl from a poor family came to New York to study in college, and in order to pay off the loan this morning, she studied and worked at the same time."

"Her grades are very good, and she is very liked by her classmates and teachers."

"But such a girl was violated at work. It was a bunch of fathers and sons who violated her. ”

"Instead of recognizing her mistake, her abusers threatened her. Spread rumors to smear her, saying that she seduced their father and son and wanted to extort their money. ”

"You should have seen all the news about Ovis de Silva Velázquez on the Internet some time ago, right?"

"They used the advantages of their media people, occupied a large number of voice channels, unscrupulously spread rumors and smears, and even launched a Luo Zhao PS competition against Ovis's on the Internet. As a result, Ovis's Luo Zhao is all over the Internet. ”

"All of this puts a lot of pressure on Ovis. led her to suicide in the end. The media relayed the scene of her suicide, which directly led to her father's heart attack recurrence, and her mother couldn't accept the successive blows and completely collapsed. After a pause, Brooklyn said with some excitement

"I don't ask you to empathize, and I don't want to say anything false. Again, I really ask you to think about it after listening to this story. ”

"Don't think about how difficult it is to amend the Constitution, and don't think about how many consequences there will be if you amend the Law of Rights."

"Please think about this case, the victims of this case."

"Because of the unfathomable technical words in our mouths, a family is ruined!"

"Maybe there have been and will be countless broken families."

"It's because of the unfathomable technical words in our mouths!"

"I don't want to think too much about it, and I don't want to hear too much about it. I only know that the rights law has forced to death one after another people who have no channels to speak out, and at the same time, the rights law has given freedom of expression and allowed those who have more channels to speak up to arbitrarily reverse black and white, pointing at the deer as a horse. ”

"The Law of Rights has torn apart one family after another."

"As a judge, I have to change that, even if I fail." Brooklyn finished his speech in a relatively calm and restrained tone.

There was a long silence in the room, and eventually, the first opponent to speak out against it broke the silence again.

"Brooklyn, your ideals are beautiful, but we need to think about reality." He sighed and said in a deep voice

"All media, voice channels, have a different role because they have the function of delivering information to the people."

"I know, you're talking about elections, right?" Brooklyn asked with a smile.

"Yes. Election. Opponent No. 1 sighed

"From community elections to presidential elections, elections are inseparable from the media."

"The media is a close partner of candidates. With them, voters can know what the candidates stand for, and with them, voters will know what the candidates can bring to them when they are elected. ”

"From community elections to presidential elections, there is a place for the media in every winner's camp."

"That's right." The second opponent picked up again

"That is, our government needs the media."

"The whole government is supporting the media."

"Brooklyn, your proposal is against the entire administration. It simply can't pass. ”

"Even if we push it hard, we can only push it to the stage of public debate."

"And in the public debate stage, you need the media to broadcast your debate process."

"Do you think the media will have a good opinion of you for the restriction proposal? They can do whatever they want, and they can influence the outcome of the debate. ”

"So, Brooklyn, we all know that the situation is not right, and we all know that your proposal is positive, but we still have to refuse."

"Because this is a proposal that is bound to fail, not only will it not succeed, but it will also provoke a lot of enemies for Harvard." Originally, he only wanted to lobby these oppositionists, but Brooklyn himself was lobbied.

It makes sense for Opponent No. 1 to say to Opponent No. 2. And there is a high probability that it will happen in reality.

Just like Raytheon, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Grumman and other military enterprises have been firmly bound to the military, you have me, I have you, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Merck, AbbVie and other pharmaceutical companies have long been bound to the pharmaceutical sector, Intel, HP, IBM, Apple, etc. have long been bound to the network and network security departments...... In the federal government, in any field, there are industry giants in their field and the government are firmly bound in this field.

They have no distinction between each other, they have blurred the boundaries between the government and enterprises, and they can't tell whether the government is doing business in person, or whether the enterprises have changed into the coat of the government to make money.

In the same way, in the field of propaganda, television, newspapers, and the Internet play an important role, and they have long been integrated with the federal government.

Brooklyn's proposal is like pointing at the government's nose and yelling, 'How can you be in cahoots with these maggots!'

In the same way, it directly lifted the lid on the collusion between politics and business in the federation, ripped off the fig leaf of the government, and exposed all dirty transactions to the sun.

This is not allowed by the government.

"The function of government should be to serve the country, and the people of the country, not for the benefit of a particular group of people, or a small group of people." Brooklyn was powerless to argue with the question of Opponent 1 vs. Opponent 2, and he could only avoid it.

"The government is the government, and the corporations are corporations, and they should be separated."

"Is the federation a federation of all citizens, or is it the leading enterprises of all walks of life and their shareholders?"

"I know it's difficult, but I want you to think about it. Think about it. ”

"If you don't understand, you can go out and take a walk, take a turn, and see what the Federation looks like now. Look at the life of ordinary citizens of the Federation. ”