The Conservative Party's argument came from a very tricky angle.
Could businesses guarantee that they could handle work that should originally have been done by the government while also treating every matter fairly and impartially?
The Federal Government and businesses were fundamentally different. As the neutral governing institution of a country, the government had never stood alongside businesses and capitalists from the very beginning.
But if power were handed over to businesses, they would take on the identities of both player and referee. When faced with their own fouls, would they blow the whistle on themselves?
The tricky part of this question was that business representatives basically had no way to answer it. Even if they did, they could not offer any guarantees.
Although taxpayers constantly claimed that they did not trust the Federal Government, that depended on who it was being compared with.
Compared with capitalists and giant monopolistic corporations, they actually trusted the Federal Government more.
So when the Conservative Party's argument began to gain traction, the Progressive Party found it difficult to remain composed. Seeing that nobody continued speaking, Conner began to lose his temper.
His temper had worsened considerably lately. On one hand, the Gaud Particle had basically disappeared.
Before vanishing, it had stoked the fire in Conner's heart considerably. Yet although the fire in his heart had grown stronger, his body had no way to put it out. That feeling made him extremely uncomfortable.
On the other hand, he had begun to let himself go a little. Standing at the summit of two different governing systems at once, he would not need to live like a "Puritan" during the coming ruling era of the New Era.
The part of his nature constrained by social morality, the law, and his worldview had begun to release itself