threats attempting to divide it?

Pangolin resident: Both races have rights in this city, and this is the primary example to everywhere else in this world.

Camel resident: To label predators as savages is morally irresponsible. They are supposed to be our friends in democracy.

Leopard resident: Going into civil war after peace has existed in this city for the past 200 years has to be the most horrific shock in history.

Tiger resident: Nothing is more important than respecting everyone for who they are and trying to understand each other so that kinship can always hold strong for the betterment of healthy existence.

Elephant resident: If we take away what the opposite race cherishes, we reinforce the cycle of fear between us, thus destroying everyone.

Mouse resident: The city is not perfect and neither are we, but that is why it is important for us to unite as one more than ever.

Wilde: I have lived in Zootopia my whole life. I know the ropes and everyone in the city, and always been a realist. That is why I feel that everyone who comes here needs to know what really goes on and what has to be done if you really want to be someone. Not everyone gets along and you can't always be exceptional if you can't appreciate each other's values. As Judy said, life is more complicated than a slogan on a bumper sticker, and I agree wholeheartedly. I have certainly been under-appreciated aplenty in my lifetime because of the odd few who fail to look beyond the sly and shifty fox that they see, and I have just learned to accept that. But if everyone can make the effort into changing for the better, this city will indeed prosper greatly as it should have done before.

Lionheart: Liberty, compassion, dignity, integrity, freedom of speech. That is everything that I want this city to hold strong as long as we, as animals, exist. Zootopia was created for just that reason and there is absolutely no room for bigotry and racial tension. Everyone should respect others for who they are and not what they want them to be. It is also a matter of seeking help and advice from animals who understand, such as psychologists, if you have ever suffered from bigotry yourself, instead of building a grudge against so-called oppressors or taking the easy way out with revenge just so that you can get what you want. All that does is make the situation worse for both parties concerned. Bottom line, us animals have evolved into a peaceful and harmonious democratic world where we share our differences and live as one. We all hope that this continues to thrive until the end of time.

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Whiscolson: Darren Striperush with that report. The city of Zootopia is certainly not perfect in all aspects - very much like the evolved world that we live in - but one hopes that it will now attempt to come together stronger than ever before after everything that 'Savagegate' did in trying to create fear to destroy the unity of races. If tonight's program has caused you any such distress or you or someone you know has suffered the terror of the savage attacks plaguing the city, you can call Helpline on 333 111.

That is the program for tonight. Next week, we attempt to look into power struggle with electricity generation on rural towns, where a battle between the use of renewable energy sources versus the old fossil fuel burning method heats up in the east and west wings of parliament and attempts to destroy the opposite business for good. 

Until then, good night.

END.

Jada Wiscolson, Darren Striperush, Professor Albert Cantery, and Dr. Jelena Springer (c) BlackJack16

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(c) April 2017

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