Quote:The urban Sudbury, for centuries, suffered from an unchecked boom in its population due to foreign migrants. It became a district with a low quality foundation, crumbling infrastructure, a land rife with crime, and recently, terrorism. The people have always been fooled by the promises of fixing roads, decreasing house rents, etcetera. They never tackle the root causes of these pressing issues.
I am Alythia Endore, and I provide an alternative.I may not be from Sudbury, for I am in fact a Messarisian, and I may be both young and a mere woman, but I can understand the plight of Sudbury. I myself had to care for my large family when I was young after the war had orphaned us. And it was difficult working hard to pay off the debt we accumulated for our house, of up to 9,000 coins. I understand, however, that Messaris is a privileged district rich with natural resources and fertile soil. And it is true that our country in general is far better off than our neighbours, but we musn't settle for what we only have now.
- The roads have not been kept clean and uncracked because of rampant crimes, brawls and terrorist activities which prevent any meaningful reconstruction and reinforcement; parts of the district itself have burned down in flames because of uncontrolled crime sprees. The streets are not just broken, but also without streetlights, as well as being unsafe. Vandalism is at an all time high, as well.
- Sudbury buildings are, in fact, some of the cheapest in the whole country! They are built with cheap materials to begin with, not to mention small. And yet, many are unable to afford them, many more are homeless. The reason is because the purchasing power of the people are lower than in any other district in the city. When there are too many people, there will be high competition, and hence fewer opportunities for Sudbury residents to escape poverty. Thus, even if they have the lowest rents, they are still burdened by the extra tax due to a lack of savings, and or debt.
- The sewers of the district are not built well. In rainy days, the already wet muds of the streets may potentially be flooded with overflowing sewage, and to a lesser extent, from the river. But repairs and further constructions will always be unsuccessful if the Syndicate roams down below without consequence.
- Crimes have been abundant for centuries in the district. But punishing and arresting people will not solve the root cause of this issue, which is the living conditions of the people themselves, forced to resort to theft, and to make deals with evil gangs for coins. The people are left to squabble for what little resources are available due to the high populace numbers, as well. Stationing more guards, many surrounding with controversies and accusations of brutality, is not the right answer.
- Terrorism against the capital city has increased in scales over the last few years. The Syndicate is the most notorious terrorist group to date which has infiltrated Sudbury and carried out attacks at a constant rate. And there are an unknown number of terrorist sympathisers within the capital itself. Violence in the district is unacceptable.
I am a farmer, a fair cook, and a merchant. I have sold cheap, 15c jerky to the people of Sudbury, lowering my prices appropriately as I went into the district. Definitely, I will enforce a minimum-maximum price for goods imported from other districts and sold in Sudbury, and build a functional marketplace with cheaper shops, the majority of them allocated to and ownable only by the people of Sudbury. And to get money into the hands of the people, I will fund scholarships for aspiring youths wishing to seek education in the academy in the near future, because education is the true solution to end the cycle. Without it, the people of Sudbury will be unskilled, and any future projects would almost certainly fail.
But nothing can ever get done if criminal activities are not controlled. Knights of the Order of the First Light will have to patrol the sewers and the bridge, border areas whereas the City Watch should enforce the law within the district. The Rhoynish and other minority groups should also be monitored, for the terrorist attacks are often coordinated to happen during times of special events, which hint that there are informants within the capital. I am not interested in granting more rights to the Rhoynish - a Rhoynish Mayor is unthinkable for me at that - because I will put the people of Sudbury first over any foreign migrant and first generations.
Solutions Over Temporary Action!
I'm Alythia Endore and I approve of this message.
The Bold Candidate, Alythia Endore
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Quote:I wake up every morning with nervous laughter, relieved that the criminal scum, Iris Arsali, was revealed to the public to be a member of the Syndicate. A cunning, very manipulative woman she is! Had she not been outed, it would have become a great security threat - the capital itself would have been at risk. To all the supporters of Iris Arsali, who voiced their sympathies and admiration towards this Rhoynish ex-candidate, I hope that you've all changed your minds, and realise that this is no joke. |
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