Arkham Batman was now certain Rorschach had something wrong with his head. They were here to play a game, not hold a conference.
And even if this were a meeting, they would have stopped discussing immigration long ago. The fifty states of America had all been united as one, and he was the sole master of this land called the United States. There was no two-party struggle at all. All Americans, regardless of race or skin color, had only one identity: citizens of America. Immigration had long since ceased to be an issue.
Arkham Batman truly did not want to answer his questions, but this lunatic was clearly refusing to let it go. With him chasing after Arkham Batman like this, Arkham Batman had no way to carry out his own mission. After all, whether he wanted to take a photo of Schiller with the camera or go looking for clues, he had to do it quietly. If he dragged around a built-in political loudspeaker, even as No. 3, he would end up dying at Schiller's hands.
After taking two steps out, he stopped, turned, and looked at Rorschach. "You may have some misunderstanding about my identity as president. I didn't get elected through a political party. Those topics and methods the two parties use to stir up conflict among the public mean nothing to me and have never been part of my political views. I hope you can be a little more mature too, and understand that humanity's basic right to survival comes above all else, all right?"
Arkham Batman had already phrased it very obliquely. He had seen Rorschach's political leanings. After all, anyone who came up and started talking about immigration could basically be imagined as a certain kind of person. In the comics, Rorschach had once