N EW
FRI SCO
LA CK O F UN ITY
New Frisco is a society that is divided
into 5 different sectors that are
separated by walls . These sectors are
made up of isolated groups determined
Senators- Enforcement by the economic industry. Each of these
Vindicators- Science sections live and lead very different
lives,and fail to relate to each other. This
Vaqueros- Agriculture
leads to a lack of understanding within
Proletariats- Manufacturing
the community. They have little-to-no
Evokers- Raw Minerals sense of nationality or unity because of
the lack of connection with each of the
other sectors.
GOV ERN M EN T CO RRUPTIO N
Corruption plays a huge role within our
society. Enforcement, the highest sector,
abuses their power and political status.
They use their advanced education and
prestigious economic status to oppress
the lower sectors. While our game is
supposed to be fair and meant to give
equal chance to all teams, Enforcement
always wins due their advanced players
and coaches. Enforcement has the upper
hand, leaving the other sectors afraid to
oppose them.
 H O W TH IS IN FLUEN CES O UR PEO PLE
Because our society has literally and
mentally built walls between each other,
they no longer have any sense of
integration. Enforcement now has a near
flawless game record due to unjust
opportunity for success. This fact has
lead our highest sector to develop a
sense of superiority within New Frisco.
Even through the games were created to
bring unity after a terrible war,
Enforcement has taken that idea and
abolished it. Their unbreakable record
has lead to mutual hatred and left the
other sectors beaten and unable to
recover.
H O W A RE W E H A N DLIN G TH ESE ISSUES
Our first solution within New Frisco is to
tear down the walls separating each
sector. For people to be able to travel
and take part in any career path they
would like, would lead to a greater
mixed society. To bring down our walls
would increase their sense of common
identity and would allow cultures to
merge.
Our solution to our corrupt government
would be enforcing new
Anti-Corruption policies. We will be
creating a system where Coordinators
will record all government interactions
within a log. We will also have 2 chosen
inspectors to review logs and examine
potential problems created by the
Coordinators. These randomly chosen
inspectors will rotate every month.
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