The Wolf of Los Angeles

Chapter 254 The Saint's Choice

Dodger Sports Park, Los Angeles.

The bulletproof Mercedes-Benz stopped in front of the VIP aisle, and Hawke got out of the car and walked towards the VIP private room accompanied by Dodgers manager Maduke.

This year, the Dodgers fell in the first round of the playoffs without expectation.

These equal-rights teams, like commercial companies, have seen a visible decline in performance.

But in a short period of time, the profit is huge.

The Dodgers were eliminated in the playoffs, absorbed last year's experience, and held another charity game under the banner of equal rights.

Hawke is the focus of invitation target.

He has always had a long-term private room at Dodger Stadium.

However, after last year's charity competition, I have never been there again.

Maduke accompanied Hawke into the box and said, "Steve Nat is going to kick off for the infield charity game, and will come after the kickoff."

Hawke said, "You guys are busy first, don't worry about me."

Madukai left quickly.

The surrounding boxes were connected in one piece. Hawke looked around and found that there were many Hollywood stars sitting nearby.

The entertainment industry has always been a pioneer in equal rights.

Someone was waving to this side through the two private rooms.

Hawke saw it, Tom Cruise and Will Smith.

The latter did not move at all, the former left the box and walked into the back passage to Hawke.

He hugged Hawke and said, "If I had known you would come too, let's come together."

Hawke said: "I have some connection with this side. I'm going to attend and I'll leave when the ball kicks off."

"Saint Steve." Tom Cruise specialized in this case: "Today's pioneer of the equal rights movement."

He changed his voice: "You always have a way to solve all kinds of troubles. If it weren't for you, I would have been slandered by Jinsli for a long time, and I don't know what it would be like later."

Hawke thought of the recent entertainment newspaper headlines and said, "There's one thing, I can't do anything about it."

Hearing this, Tom Cruise shook his head, "I don't understand why I became her beloved again?"

Hawke said: "Because Nicole Kidman sensed her own crisis, and your ex-husband, even if he can't be her backer, can become her hot spot."

Tom Cruise was helpless: "She is taking advantage of my popularity, is there no way?"

"No." Hawke couldn't think of a solution now, and he was too lazy to think: "You are ex-husband and wife. The ex-wife missed her and said she still loved her deeply. What can you do? Jump out and accuse her? Or refute her? This will only Let public opinion sympathize with her."

Tom Cruise said: "I also know that not responding is the best choice, but it feels a bit uncomfortable to think about being rubbed all the time."

Hawke comforted, "It's always a compliment to you, not a slander."

After comforting, it was a heart-wrenching knife: "You should try to ignore it. Now it's just the beginning. In the future, Nicole Kidman's development will not go well. You will be the true love of her life."

Tom Cruise had no choice, "What you said makes sense, just pretend I never knew her."

The entire stadium was filled with earth-shaking cheers, but Steve Nat led the Dodgers into the field.

Before the game begins, there is also a kneeling session.

Since last year, the Dodgers have not been focused entirely on the game, and more and more social activities have been participated.

Steve Nat barely played, and the Dodgers still signed a long-term contract with him.

As the charity game begins, Hawke still doesn't understand the rules of baseball game.

Compared with football, basketball, and even rugby, the rules of baseball are too complicated, especially the score, which is not clear enough.

Not long after, Steve Nat arrived at Hawke's box.

Hawke introduced him and Tom Cruise.

Steve Nat obviously had something to say, and Tom Cruise immediately said goodbye and left and returned to his box.

Hawke also saw it, but didn't ask questions, waiting for Steve to say it himself.

When the arena was quieter, Steve said, "I have encountered some difficulties and want to hear your opinions."

Hawke asked, “Agreement movement?”

"Yes." Steve smiled, his smile looking a little strange: "I only trust your judgment of these questions, and others... I can't believe it."

Hawke remembered Kobe's Eagle County Gate, and later he learned that Steve had tried his best and immediately said, "You can say it, but I may not be able to help you."

Steve organized the language a little and said, "Some time ago, I went to the NAACP to attend a meeting, and they set up a marginalized group rights plan."

Hearing the name of the marginal crowd, Hawke immediately thought of BlackRock.

Steve's words continued: "They made me part of the plan." Hawke asked, "Oh? What do you want you to do?"

"They think that as the pioneer of the equal rights movement, it is not enough to fight for rights for blacks." The expression on Steve's face became weird: "The Alliance Association was influenced by external forces and wanted to let me go." To be more cutting-edge and compete for rights for more people, they have been lobbying me and want me to come out."

Hawke was not surprised at all about these words. The so-called external forces were nothing more than the intervention of donkeys.

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People belongs to the Deep Blue Organization.

The marginal crowd plans developed by BlackRock and Lead International have begun to push forward, and these organizations are naturally no exception.

Hollywood rushed to the forefront in the form of entertainment, with feminism and black people following closely.

It is not enough to just stack a layer of BUFF for black people, and they need more, such as homosexuality and transgender people.

The latter version is too leading, and combined with Black Roller's moves in Hollywood, black equality plus homosexuality seems to be the next stage version.

Steve continued, “They want to push me out and develop into lovers with teammate Wilson.”

Hawke was a little familiar with the name: "Are you that black teammate?"

No mistakes, one song, one content, one in 6, one book, one bar, one reading!

"Yes, my biological father of my black son." If Steve said, if it spreads outside, it will definitely be super explosive: "The Association of the Association plans to launch a battle to fight for rights and interests for the black homosexual community within three years. The social movement made me rush to the forefront.”

He looked at Hawke: "I'm a little confused now and don't know if I should accept it."

Hawke pondered for a moment and asked, "Do you want to be gay, and for years to come, find a black man as your partner?"

Steve faced Hawke, there was nothing to hide: "In recent times, I have a feeling that similar movements are quietly emerging. The Rainbow Flag Parade in North Hollywood has happened three times this year, with a scale of one One big one.”

He said bluntly: "I want to be at the forefront of social movements and get benefits from it, but I am not a **** man and I am very disgusted with being a **** man."

The saint Steve has a great influence, and Hawke has created it.

Anyone who BlackRock promotes, Hawke will object: "Respect your inner choices. Steve, we are old friends. In fact, I also understand the plan you mentioned. Homosexuality is just the beginning, and there will be some future. Transgender Plan, you are the pioneer of the equal rights movement. Now they let you be gay, and in the future they will make you transgender. Do you want to become a monster that is neither male nor female?”

"No, absolutely not!" If homosexuals can still bear it a little bit, Steve will not accept it anyway: "I would rather die."

Hawke patted Steve on the shoulder: "Although you must choose politics when you go to equal rights, you are the leader of the U.S. equal rights movement, saint Steve Nutt!"

He was already worried: "With your appeal, why don't you stand up and set up an equal rights organization alone? In this case, NAFTA will not respect you enough and just treat you as a tool available. “

If it were someone else, Steve would just listen to this.

But Hawke created his name as a saint, and Steve thought seriously.

The NATO is one of the basic foundations of the donkey party. According to Steve, it will also be one of the promotion links of BlackRock's marginal crowd plan.

Hawke wants to pull the saint Steve out, use equal rights to equal rights, magic to magic, and perverts to perverts.

Steve thought for a moment and said, "It's a good idea to be independent and establish an equal rights organization, and be entirely me."

Hawke added: "You can work with Twitter, and Twitter can provide support in online media."

Steve added: "Over the past year, I have developed a group of people at the NAACP, who are more supportive of me and can quickly build the framework for new organizations."

Hawke reminded: "Equal rights will never go out of time."

Steve's knowledge has increased a lot over the past year and has the ability to think independently: "Instead of following other people's footsteps, I'm better at the forefront and lead the wave of the times."

"You're right," Hawke said. "You can put your headquarters in Covenner, and Mayor Brian Ferguson is my friend."

If Brian wants to grow bigger in a place like California, he must seek support from people of color.

There are so many Latinos and Africans in California.

If you want to run for the election, this group of voters is an important part that cannot jump through.

It would be fine if Hawk didn't say it. After saying this, Steve Nat felt more and more that he should not act as a tool for a certain association, but should be independent and lead a force alone.

He almost gave up his MLB player career and devoted himself to the equal rights movement, and regarded it as a career for the rest of his life.

Media opinion also calls it a leader, and even chases Martin Luther King's figure.

In such an environment, people will naturally regard themselves as leaders.

Steve is no exception.

The most important point is that Hawke's comments in the first two times benefited him too much.

Steve nodded, "I think you're saying it makes sense, Hawke, I'll go back and discuss with the people on the team and contact you."

Hawke said, "You can call me anytime."

The night after the game ended, Steve called Hawke.

Hawke helped contact Brian.

(End of this chapter)