Good evening, city. I need you all to help explain something for me. I've acquired all of the information I can, and I've been rolling it over and over in my head since the weekend. It just doesn't make senseSo here we are in the "city". Many of us have been here for some time. Me, personally, about 5 months or so. I didn't really think it through
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I'm just the lab tech in the back, but I would go ahead and say because those fifteen cops are working 12+ hours a day, often sleeping at the precinct, to take care of that level of crime.
Supercriminals require a superjail fine, now we have one. Well, a superjail requires a super security system again, fine, now we have one, even if it's top secret or whatever. What went wrong there is obviously not a matter of whether we adequately searched a criminal or not, or how many locks we put on the door. Okay? What went wrong is sort of above my security clearance, but Sentinel said it would never happen again so call him on that if it does, I guess ( ... )
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More than 15 people at a time would be going nuts on this shit. Unless we're talking about some sort of competing Citizen-run organization. Citizen On Patrol or what the fuck ever they're called, there's just no right way.
We're talking about New York City. I know this isn't technically New York, but by all landmarks and stereotypes it is. I know you can't explain it, and I can't ask you to, since you're probably as fucking lost as I am. But again, we're taking about a city full of over 8 million people. Not even the entire state... the city alone. Not one of those fucks would sign up? Several thousand would, I guarantee you, if there was a drive. Weird or not ( ... )
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I'm talking about the people who were here before us. There's got to be some involvement, there.
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So here's a grand ol' idea, pal. You c'mon down to the station and you file my paper work.
WOULD THAT &$@*ING HELP YOU &$@*ING FIGGER OUT WHAT THE &$@* IS GOING ON???
You can &$@*ing suck my *#%&.
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Now, I've stayed relatively pleasant. If you'd like me to to snort some fucking coke and argue back with the same incoherency, continue to be a complete fucking tool about this.
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You weren't pleasant one bit an' you know it.
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You just haven't seen me being unpleasant. It doesn't matter, you'll still struggle to take up for yourself instead of taking it as constructive criticism and applying to to enhancing the police force.
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You pay taxes?
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I recall the country abandoned Gotham at one point, when extensive damage via earthquake seemed too costly for them. It was declared a No Man's Land. --something similar may be in place here, perhaps?
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Maybe the rest of the world doesn't know about the city because they don't know what's going on. I mean, what if they don't know what happened here? Or, what if something's preventing them from knowing?
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I doubt that's the case. It's not like the city's quarantined with all communication shut off.
But sure, I'll consider that as an answer. Hell, I'll even take a trip if I have to. I'm just a fucking journalist, but that doesn't mean I can't publish an article in every fucking newspaper here to LA.
Oh, by the way, if some fucking weirdo with glowing eyes comes to the house, let him in, he's alright.
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That's the attitude. You can definitely get published anywhere you want.
Um, okay.
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Just figured I would give you a heads up, so that you don't freak out when there's a nightmare on our doorstep.
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But you're right. No one's going to remember anything I said today, which is one enormous fucking issue in this city. I'll do all that's humanly possible about it, and it still won't be enough. It's a vicious cycle.
Meanwhile since I started this shit earlier this month I still haven't seen the police force put out a "Now Hiring" sign.
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Need to be direct and to the point or people shrug it off
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I'll make sure that the next audience I write to is the brain damaged. Or better yet: Five year olds.
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