Humans were generous.
Especially when they were being generous with someone else's resources, they were so lavish that one would think they were generous people themselves.
Society had fallen into heated discussion because of Lin Qi's remarks. Some people thought there was no need to pay attention to something happening in a foreign country, much less feel pity for those foreigners.
But most people were still very concerned about what was happening in Maliro.
Aside from the fact that this concern let them display their own supposed kindness, compassion, and other fine qualities by being generous with someone else's resources, there was another reason: this had happened in the country next door.
It was too close to the Federation. Lin Qi's phrase, "Hell Neighbor," had made the Federal people somewhat uneasy.
Under the conservative policies of the previous years, people's aversion to and fear of war had reached its peak. Even though the Federation had solved many problems and gained a lofty international standing, people still felt uneasy at times.
No one wanted their neighbor to come from hell. If everything Blackstone Security was doing today could change Maliro's situation, then why not support them? It would not cost the people anything anyway. All they had to do was shout, "Go for it!"
This view became dominant in society. No one objected to Blackstone Security's actions. Some extreme citizens even wanted to petition for the Federal Government to send troops.
They believed, "This is a problem a national government should take the initiative to solve, not something an enterprise should shoulder in place of the state. A regime like this is truly disappointing." Somehow, the president took a bullet.
With public support as their foundation, there was no need to worry too much about what came next.
The next morning,