Bad Boys - Part IV
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No, I am going to attempt once again to explain to people what they clearly fail to grasp, which is how an organization like the Democratic Party actually functions. Let us take a circus as an example—and any resemblance to reality is purely coincidental, though perhaps it feels more relatable because everyone has likely been to one... So, a circus has its owner; he is the boss, the ultimate authority who makes all the decisions. Naturally, you cannot have one hundred people calling the shots; there must be one leader. Then, there are the animals. It is because of them that people actually attend the circus, yet they themselves are entirely inconsequential. They are merely tools used to keep the circus running. If an animal fails to perform as expected, the owner simply removes it and replaces it with another of his choosing. Then, there is the animal trainer who manages those creatures, ensuring they meet minimum living requirements and don't become too unruly. He provides the food and oversees their sleeping arrangements and such. The owner can replace the trainer with someone new if he isn't satisfied, which is perfectly normal.
And finally, most vital to any circus, are the clowns. These individuals do not need to know anything about the circus or how it operates; the only thing that matters is that they obey the owner and do exactly as they are told. Dealing with clowns is the simplest task of all, as they don't need to be smart, nor intelligent, nor even capable of independent thought. Their sole purpose is to play the fool, which is quite possibly the only thing they are capable of doing in their entire lives. If a clown refuses to follow the owner's whims, he is easily replaced, because the owner always has a surplus of backup clowns waiting in the wings. Most importantly, the owner decides where the shows will take place, and he can just as easily ban performances from locations where he is dissatisfied with the primitive audience that lacks any understanding of the show. I happened to choose a circus, though I could have just as easily cited a theater, a television network, Jack in Des Moines, or any other structured organization. That is how organized institutions work; there must be a single leader, yet people simply refuse to understand. People are foolish. And your brother is too (ohhh, my mistake, that doesn't belong here, shit... and my backspace key still isn't working... sorry... undo, undo... fu*k...). 🙂
And finally, most vital to any circus, are the clowns. These individuals do not need to know anything about the circus or how it operates; the only thing that matters is that they obey the owner and do exactly as they are told. Dealing with clowns is the simplest task of all, as they don't need to be smart, nor intelligent, nor even capable of independent thought. Their sole purpose is to play the fool, which is quite possibly the only thing they are capable of doing in their entire lives. If a clown refuses to follow the owner's whims, he is easily replaced, because the owner always has a surplus of backup clowns waiting in the wings. Most importantly, the owner decides where the shows will take place, and he can just as easily ban performances from locations where he is dissatisfied with the primitive audience that lacks any understanding of the show. I happened to choose a circus, though I could have just as easily cited a theater, a television network, Jack in Des Moines, or any other structured organization. That is how organized institutions work; there must be a single leader, yet people simply refuse to understand. People are foolish. And your brother is too (ohhh, my mistake, that doesn't belong here, shit... and my backspace key still isn't working... sorry... undo, undo... fu*k...). 🙂