Chapter 201: Human Rights (24)
Chapter 200: Human Rights
"Very good. It seemed you had basically understood how to deal with the Marines."
"Having resolved what revolution was and why we needed a revolution, what should we tackle next?"
"How to make a revolution!"
"How to deal with the Marines was only one small branch of it. Next, we would encounter all kinds of people and groups. How should we deal with them?"
"Do you remember what I said before?" Leo suddenly paused, and the room fell silent.
Smoker actually wanted to answer. He had been listening intently, but he clenched his teeth and held himself rigid, refusing to answer Leo's "treasonous" question as a Marine.
Clara quietly raised her hand and asked in a tiny, adorable voice, "Um, win over everyone we could possibly win over?"
"That's right." Leo pointed his teaching pointer at her.
"When you encountered pirates, learn to distinguish what kind they were."
Leo gestured to Nico Robin. Several hands appeared on the blackboard, while more hands sprouted beside them and passed chalkboard erasers over, allowing them to wipe the answer sheets clean. "First, distinguish their strength!"
"This is important! Don't fail to kill the pirates and get killed by them first!" Leo circled the word "strength," thumped the blackboard for emphasis, then turned and shouted at the Revolutionary Army.
The Revolutionary Army burst into laughter.
Honestly, it really was funny.
Perhaps the Revolutionary Army could not compare to the Marines, who had such a broad popular base, when it came to cultivating talent. But a Revolutionary Army that received systematic education and training could not possibly be weaker than pirates.
Even the former pirates were laughing. They had completely cast off their identities as pirates and begun adapting to the path of the Revolutionary Army.