The Good, Bad and The Ugly

The tragedy of a nation is not in those blacksheeps who will not endure any instruction for their own ultimate good or for the love of their brethren but look only for their immediate gratification. The laws are framed for them but they know how to find loopholes; throw the book at them and they have riches and influence so the blow is cushioned by some poor innocent victim.

The real tragedy is in those well-meaning souls, yet busybodies, who neither learn from the past nor from their peers but on that single article of authority they possess, undermine the very foundation of the ideals of the nation they are dutybound to protect by oath of office.
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