These ways cannot change.

This device paints the illusion of fairy tales for those with naive wishes in their hearts...who say they wish something eternal existed, who say they wish the power of miracles existed. Someone like you might not appreciate the value of this room. And so instead of the Real Chairman's room you chase after phantom castles in the sky. But there's no place higher than this room.

So what does this have to do with politikz? You can see the realism and nihilistic grandeur of this statement can't you? You think you can change the world or that a more ideal world could even be formed? Cast off your naive illusions and look upon the disgusting, horrible truth of reality and this world we exist in. In reality, suffering is not labelled as good or bad, it is merely labelled as fact. You should accept suffering and tragedy just as you accept happiness and love and not even try to perfect society through policy. No matter how perfect society is, there will still exist suffering. The more perfect you try to make society, the smaller your actual gains will be.

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I needed an excuse to post that quote, as it has become a meme in my mind when I saw it again. And it's hilarious because that perspective is the exact opposite of highschool. It's the 70 year old salaryman in the board room who knows the world will not change and that the Africans will still be starving tomorrow.