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[miss_waldorf]

The importance of mass media is that it builds a society.

It lets us listen in on the underlying conversation and also speak our minds. It lets us choose our cultural leaders. It becomes the pool in which we collect our public information, our dissenting views, and our shared dreams and fears. It turns us into a community.Now the City is the most

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[child_radical]

Poltics you say?

[miss_waldorf]

I sense some interest there.

[child_radical]

Possibly. Are there any restrictions as to the nature of the political views to be expressed?

[miss_waldorf]

Of course not. Provided it doesn't promote hate and you take responsibility for your words.

I don't exactly want a legal case on the first issue.

[child_radical]

I rarely promote hate, barring the idiocy of the curse from this past week.

[miss_waldorf]

It was beyond your control.

So, what sort of political writing do you want to do?

[child_radical]

Back in my world I focused mostly on social issues in addition to the multitude of failings the government experienced as well as the way to correct the them. Though if you would want to place a label on my writing it would have to be revolutionary thought.

[miss_waldorf]

Would commentary and opinions be a suitable explanation?

[child_radical]

Very well.

[miss_waldorf]

You don't seem satisfied.

[child_radical]

I'm okay with it, really.

[miss_waldorf]

A suggestion, how about I put you in charge of 'Lessons Learned' so that you can talk about whatever happened that previous month and provide your criticism and commentary on it? It can, of course, be partisan.

[child_radical]

Alright then, I accept.

[miss_waldorf]

Excellent~ Your name is down. I'll allow you 200 words max each issue.

Make it sharp yet responsible and funny but professional. I'll give you a more exact deadline soon.