BATMAN (
the_caped_crusader) wrote in
maskormenace2017-06-22 02:16 pm
video; like a LEAGUE of some kind...
[The video opens to the interior of his personal office, towering at the top of Wayne Enterprises headquarters in De Chima. At his desk, Bruce Wayne sits at the foreground of a sprawling cityscape, dressed in one of his many bespoken heather gray suits.]
For those of you who don't know me, my name is Bruce Wayne, CEO of Wayne Enterprises and holder of the Wayne Foundation charitable organization here in De Chima. After nearly a year here, the influences of the Cold War are more apparent to me than they've ever been. Though we stand in a modern age, the unfinished business of the late 1940s survive. The fear of conflict, and division not only of post-war Europe, but here at home.
We live in a difficult and dangerous world, and there are no easy or magical solutions. Both imPort and native citizens alike look around and see social inequality and injustice, but we must seek diplomatic solutions before resorting to warring with each other. And while force must always be an option, it should be be considered a last resort. While we must be relentless in combating against enemies both foreign and domestic, neither of us can bear the burden of fighting it alone. We should all be a part of a united coalition, led and sustained by forces here that have the means to protect themselves.
It wasn't entirely too long ago that I thought I could protect the world by myself, but I was wrong. Working together, staying together, as a team, we would be a force that could truly work for the ideals of peace and justice. Organizations like R.I.S.E. have the right idea, but it's one that needs to be expanded upon. Back home, my world is protected by the Justice League, a strike force comprised of the world's mightiest heroes. Stalwart protectors of life, and a defense against all threats-- terrestrial and extra-terrestrial alike.
Through a group like this, it's my hope that we can relieve the financial burden of emergency management during a crisis, paving a way for the creation of a peace dividend; public money available to cities for other, very necessary purposes like education and health care, and a way to continue the efforts that Ambassadors Pevensie and Senator Hundred have worked so hard to establish. We were told when we first arrived here that we were going to be a part of something bigger than ourselves. I think, up until now, a lot of us feel like that hasn't quite happened yet.
If elected, I hope that you're all ready to change that.
For those of you who don't know me, my name is Bruce Wayne, CEO of Wayne Enterprises and holder of the Wayne Foundation charitable organization here in De Chima. After nearly a year here, the influences of the Cold War are more apparent to me than they've ever been. Though we stand in a modern age, the unfinished business of the late 1940s survive. The fear of conflict, and division not only of post-war Europe, but here at home.
We live in a difficult and dangerous world, and there are no easy or magical solutions. Both imPort and native citizens alike look around and see social inequality and injustice, but we must seek diplomatic solutions before resorting to warring with each other. And while force must always be an option, it should be be considered a last resort. While we must be relentless in combating against enemies both foreign and domestic, neither of us can bear the burden of fighting it alone. We should all be a part of a united coalition, led and sustained by forces here that have the means to protect themselves.
It wasn't entirely too long ago that I thought I could protect the world by myself, but I was wrong. Working together, staying together, as a team, we would be a force that could truly work for the ideals of peace and justice. Organizations like R.I.S.E. have the right idea, but it's one that needs to be expanded upon. Back home, my world is protected by the Justice League, a strike force comprised of the world's mightiest heroes. Stalwart protectors of life, and a defense against all threats-- terrestrial and extra-terrestrial alike.
Through a group like this, it's my hope that we can relieve the financial burden of emergency management during a crisis, paving a way for the creation of a peace dividend; public money available to cities for other, very necessary purposes like education and health care, and a way to continue the efforts that Ambassadors Pevensie and Senator Hundred have worked so hard to establish. We were told when we first arrived here that we were going to be a part of something bigger than ourselves. I think, up until now, a lot of us feel like that hasn't quite happened yet.
If elected, I hope that you're all ready to change that.

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[ Otto throwing stones in classist houses. ]
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[ Slightly off topic but she was a little envious. ]
What other promises do you have to offer if elected?
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You may have noticed a trend with De Chima's previous ambassadors in contributing to the safety and welfare of the city through it's town meetings and community centers. Senator Hundred, in particular, also campaigned on lowering taxes for local businesses. Unfortunately, with so many unforeseen states of emergency, most of that money granted meant for community outreach and tax relief has been relocated instead to rebuilding after disaster.
My plan is to be able to continue to expand upon their promises, and be able to provide small businesses like yours, Ms. Talbot, the opportunity to thrive and have their voices heard by their local government.
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🌟🇺🇸🌟🇺🇸🌟🇺🇸📈⚖🖋☑👍
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[Even with all the tidbits he knows of Bruce Wayne, he's not sure whether the guy just had a really good public face, or a really good other kind of mask.]
I'll take your idealism at face value. How useful are the diplomatic channels to a government that's been embroiled in an ideological war for half a century, if your values don't match? In your opinion, of course. Dissent generally breeds suspicion, in this kind of climate, which is not all that conducive to accomplishing jack shit.
[Just a bit of feeling out.]
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[ Wait wait wait wait.
Wait.
A pause. ]
Mr. Wayne, perhaps we should speak privately? If you have a moment?
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I didn't mean to catch you off guard with the announcement, Mitchell. What's on your mind?
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Mm, teams are very tricky. I've seen many try to organize them among imPorts, and it rarely goes well. I've even tried dabbling in it myself, on a couple of occasions. imPorts tend to have bigger egos than attention spans, and that can make herding them towards a common goal a very frustrating affair, particularly on a long term basis.
Do you have much direct experience in that, Mr. Wayne?
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Man. Looks like this is gonna be a tough race already. So, um... have you... [ How does he put this? Hey Batman, is Ted a part of the League again? You gonna be nice to him? Or Hey Batman, who the heck is even here to be a part of the Justice League? ]
Have you started putting the League together? From what I know about the League, you're missing a few core members.
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