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Politicians are parasitic organisms that latch onto the host society, exploiting its resources and constituents for their survival and success. They may initially seem benign or even beneficial, drawing support from various groups within the population; however, over time, they can drain vitality from their host. Just as parasites can weaken and consume their hosts, some politicians may prioritize their own interests and agendas, draining resources, eroding trust, and undermining the overall health of society. While not all politicians fit this description, those who act in a parasitic manner can...

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Parasitic Politics

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Politicians are parasitic organisms that latch onto the host society, exploiting its resources and constituents for their survival and success. They may initially seem benign or even beneficial, drawing support from various groups within the population; however, over time, they can drain vitality from their host. Just as parasites can weaken and consume their hosts, some politicians may prioritize their own interests and agendas, draining resources, eroding trust, and undermining the overall health of society. While not all politicians fit this description, those who act in a parasitic manner can create significant harm to their communities, causing lasting damage that can be difficult to repair.

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