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When Lynch returned to the city in the evening, a shareholder of Tomorrowlight Investment Company invited him to a private party.

In fact, it is a party, just to cater to Lynch's "youngness", it can't be said that this is a private secret meeting or something.

After all, Lynch is still young, and people can speak very well in ways that cater to young people.

Lin Qi happily attended the appointment, after all, he was "his own."

This shareholder is also an immigrant and the "Mr. Key" who promoted the continued development of the entire incident.

When Lynch's car stopped at the door of the villa, the shareholder Mr. "Scolder" took the initiative to greet him.

"Chairman Lynch..." With a purely kind smile on his face, he said that Lynch was on the board of directors, the chairman of the board.

Some people like to be called so, it sounds like they can bring out their status.

Lynch smiled and shook hands with him, "Just call me Lynch. I brought a fish. It's great..."

An employee of Blackstone Security showed the packaged fish he was holding.

This fish is still breathing, it is still alive, this is also one of Mr. Douglas's gains.

When visiting other people's homes, whether you are actively visiting or being invited, you must abide by federal etiquette, that is, you must not come empty-handed.

For a group of wealthy people, there is nothing they have not seen, so the meaning of gifts is more important than rare and precious.

Mr. Skold said he liked this fish very much, and then gave it to his deputy, and then invited Lynch into his house.

When he entered the door, he was a little behind Lynch and asked his assistant in a low voice, "Is this stuff for food or for viewing?"

Seeing the assistant's blank face, he rolled his eyes and said, "Make it a fish pond and raise it..."

Then he chased after two steps and caught up with Lynch.

As soon as the two entered the living room, several people stood up and greeted them.

"Let me introduce you. This is my fellow townsman and a member of the Progressive Party...", he said a name.

This young man seems to be in his thirties. To those living in the Federation, he is indeed still a young man in his thirties.

He shook hands with Lynch, "I'm currently doing an assistant job for Mr.... I am glad to meet you, Mr. Lynch!"

Then there is the next one. The people gathered here have a very distinctive feature. They are all Mr. Skord's fellow villagers and have a close relationship with him.

Among them are capitalists like him, and some are actively pursuing politics.

In fact, what Lynch saw here was only a microcosm of the entire immigrant society, a small part, but a real part.

When immigrants face discrimination, they can’t do anything, even rich people and capitalists will be discriminated against.

Yes, maybe ordinary people can't discriminate against them, but for big capitalists, they will still discriminate against immigrant capitalists.

Mr. Skold has already invested in Tomorrow's Light Company. He has put almost all his wealth on this company.

The good news is that his hard work has been rewarded. In addition to the dividends already paid, he has also become one of the core members of the "Blackstone Consortium".

That's what people outside call Tomorrow's Light, with Lynch's Blackstone Group as its core and framework, this is the Blackstone Consortium!

Attached to Lynch's side, now the pursuit of wealth is placed second. What Mr. Skord has to do is to find ways to improve himself and the social status of the people around him in the Federation.

No matter how rich you are, people just look down on you. Isn’t this something more irritating than poverty?

No matter how poor, money is still money, but now, money seems to have lost its magic in their hands, which is uncomfortable.

After shaking hands with the people in the room, everyone sat down separately.

"Linch..." Skold screamed tentatively. He found that Lynch didn't show any unpleasant expression, even the expression in his eyes did not change.

This also made him breathe a sigh of relief, at least Lynch was not talking politely, but really wanted to—let him call it by name.

In fact, this is more conducive to closer relationships. You can't get closer to someone who needs to be in awe.

"That's it. Some friends know what we are doing. They are sympathetic to our experience and hope to...do something with us."

"I don't know how to choose, maybe you can give me some suggestions?"

There are many immigrants, and they already account for a quarter of the federal population. However, if you narrow down to a certain race, then some races may only occupy a few percent or even a fraction of the federal population.

This also means the racial abundance of the population in the federal society. Now that people like Skold have "stand up", it does not mean that all minorities and immigrants have stood up.

Naturally, some ethnic minorities also have rich people who hope to work with Skold to make this anti-discrimination campaign bigger.

At least let the federal people understand that although they are immigrants and ethnic minorities, they also have their own ideas and need to be respected!

"I personally don't have the narrow doctrine of some people. For me, the federal people, natives, immigrants, and minorities are all federal people."

"We are all as a whole, and when you join this country, we are no longer separated from each other."

"I would like to express my personal support for the elimination of such acts that undermine our unity from within. If you are asking for my personal opinion, I will support you in doing so."

Mr. Skold breathed a sigh of relief after hearing this. The most troublesome thing about them doing these things was that they didn't have the upper level of the Federation to support them.

They make trouble on their own, and can't make trouble at all. At the beginning, many people may think that the Federation is an equal, just, and free country.

Only those who really live here can understand that all of this is vain.

If you are ostracized by mainstream groups, then even if people see you being hurt, the first thing they think about is "why you were hurt" and then extended to "you must have done something wrong", which is terrible.

They had made trouble before, and the mainstream media would not report it, nor would it make any trouble.

Now it was just a sentence from Lynch. After a few phone calls, it was already a lot of trouble in just a few days.

Not to mention everyone knows, at least in mainstream cities, these news have become popular, and people have begun to pay attention to them.

With such an accurate answer, Skold had a plan in his mind. He then talked about one of them, who was working to find a political solution to the current plight of the minorities.

This is also where Skold is showing some information to Lynch, and they are developing in all respects.

In fact, for Lynch, he doesn't really care about discrimination or non-discrimination.

Only the people in the middle and lower classes care about these things. In the upper class, whether they are federal or ethnic minorities, whether they can be valued by others depends entirely on their own value in this society!

A simple private meeting, met some new friends, and at the same time more people joined the massive anti-discrimination movement.

The few friends that Lynch met at Skold's side also gradually came to the front in the next few days and became the initiator and even the leader of this anti-discrimination movement!

This is capital!

Every penny paid is for more money in return!

When these minorities want to participate in any election, the minority voters within their scope will be more inclined to him.

Coupled with the help of some people who panic after eating and spending their lives, and pin their lifelong ideals on equal rights, they actually have a political advantage over the federal natives!

People may look at them with scrutiny, but even scrutiny is a kind of attention.

More and more people joining in is good for the minorities, but for the president... it is suffering.

The day before the second hearing, his lawyer found him.

The lawyer's expression is a bit weird. He has handled many lawsuits, exonerating rapists, and applying for reduced sentences for robbers...

He did a lot of things that seemed to ordinary people to have no moral standpoint, but this time, he was still a little hard to speak, a little embarrassing.

For about ten seconds, he forced his emotions to calm down, "You give up."

The president didn't hear what he said at first, "Sorry, I was distracted just now, can you say it again?"

The experience during this period is indeed a headache. Some local minorities have smashed the glass of his home and company a lot in the past few days. He is often awakened by the stone falling into the house in the middle of the night, and he has a bad rest. The person looks a little tired.

The lawyer was silent for a while, UU read www.uukanshu.com "You admit defeat, it is difficult for us to win."

The president did not speak, but looked at his lawyer with a complicated expression. The lawyer said as if he wanted to defend something, "Someone in Congress has proposed a proposal related to minority rights. You know what it means, right? "

The president is not a fool, he is the president of the publishing house, anyway, he is also an educated person.

He knows very well that when a matter rises to the level of a Congress proposal, it means that the matter is no longer simple.

What's more, this time he is still on the losing side!

Regardless of whether the proposal will be passed or it needs to be discussed again, the president has already lost, and the lawyers see little hope.

All this has nothing to do with the law!

The president has not spoken, the lawyer is a little anxious, and the court is about to begin. He whispered and increased his tone, "If you don’t plead guilty, no matter how I defend you, it’s impossible to win. On the contrary, it is possible that the judge and the whole society will think that we are trying to escape. crime…"