It's quite the noble cause you are undertaking. But it's also a precarious situation. While we did not ask to be a part of this world, this government also does not have to take care of us in the way it does. You should not have to feel forced into it, but registration is a sign of good intent, a pledge that you will not do this country any harm. And while I do agree that you should not be forced to register in order to get the things you need, as I said it would be equivalent to them withholding food from us if we chose not to register, I can also see them growing wary if more and more imPorts in your situation chose not to.

[ There's a thoughtful pause. These matters are delicate, and great change does take time. This is something he knows first hand far too well. ]

For now, I do fear we may be met by backlash if we try to push for too much too quickly. The government may simply feel that they should not be forced to help the unsettled, even those with special requirements, if the unsettled cannot pledge good will in return. So I will fight on your behalf, Kaneki. And what I would need from you in return is to show them that simply because you've chosen to be unregistered does not mean you intend to cause trouble or do harm. Just the opposite. And only from your good example can we push for this change for everyone.