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I'll go one step further and suggest that we should ask Ino if she would be willing to have her clan's civilians start to disseminate their basic level (or put another way, in no way classified) psychology either themselves or through our GED. Having civilians able to help other civilians with psychological problems would help alleviate the Yamanaka's manpower shortage (as we saw with her sending a genin with us) as well as allowing civilians to talk to people they can actually open up to as opposed to clan ninja who terrify them by existing in the same postal code as the civilians.
I like that plan. I like that a lot. If you or anyone else throw that into an action plan, you'll have my vote. Though we might want to take into account that Ino is answerable to her clan, and can't afford to make them too unhappy. So, depending on the culture of the Yamanaka Clan, we might need to offer something for the knowledge. And we did just receive a revenue stream of "don't start a new country and you'll be fine."
Edit: Speaking of our "fuck you" levels of wealth, the Hyuuga have little in the way of liquid cash right now, yeah? Is there anything that we want from them that we could negotiate for? We could probably set up a standing bounty of [x] amount of money at the Tower for hyuuga to help with the hospital? I... don't know if the Hyuuga Clan has any goods or services that we might want. It could be an opportunity to keep the Hyuuga from doing anything desperate while also binding the Goketsu closer to some of the older Leaf clans.
This is going to be political dynamite, including the possibilities of civilians disclosing corruption and blackmail.
No system is perfect. Not even the GED. But this is the sort of thing that needs to be done. This is the sort of thing that's worth doing. We can make plans and do our best to create checks, balances, and whistleblowing policies. But I'd argue that this sort of thing is fundamental to achieving Uplift. It might take years of policy making, decades of correction, and generations of fine-tuning, but someone needs to get the ball rolling.
We could even buy the Nara's time to help crafting such policies. Ask Keiko to look at to see gaps and loopholes that we might've missed. Ask Ami to give it a once-over with her particular brand of insight. Hazou's not alone in this.
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