"Are you going to say National Defense Doctrine?"
The man froze for a moment after hearing that, then nodded. "Yes. In my opinion, it sounds more like an advertising slogan. It isn't a genuine National Defense Doctrine that holds any real value for the country or society!"
Lin Qi nodded, then looked at the people he had invited up. He walked toward a seat reserved for himself, one directly facing all the participants.
"What a sharp question!" After sitting down, he lit a cigarette. "While I'm at it, let me run an advertisement. Every Moment is absolutely fantastic!"
Some laughter rang out through the theater. Some people realized what he was implying, while others gradually caught on.
The gentleman who had asked the question did not seem embarrassed. He had come to "debate" Lin Qi. Win or lose, he could be said to have achieved his purpose.
Lin Qi was laughing too. He glanced at the cigarette in his hand, crossed his legs, and leaned back. "The thugs who died beneath the Moral Vortex not long ago thought the same way!"
At last, some people laughed aloud. This was not an opera or some solemn performance. It was a forum where anyone could butt in.
There was no reason to restrain their emotions in such a relaxed setting.
Lin Qi's counterattack had been swift, and his angle of attack was extremely clever. Those bloody figures proved everything he had said far more convincingly than any argument could. It all had value.
The questioner still seemed unwilling to admit defeat. "Do you deny that your 'Air Supremacy Theory' is just a way to sell your airplanes?"
Lin Qi looked at him and asked in return, "Why should I deny it?"
"I'm a businessman. My job is to sell my products to