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One has to wonder why modern society is so excepting Communism.
Conservatives can be boring, therefore they are the best politicians. liberals are expert liars (even to themselves), therefore they are the best entertainers.
The other ones are weird though.
"To build a solid government is to understand that not everybody will like your decisions, and that is actually exactly how it should work. Not everybody was meant to like you!"
Well - that's the key for a good sense of governance and statesmanship. And to be well respected by everyone in a society, too.
i.e.: its literally impossible to have a perfect society and for all humans to agree on a single thing, let alone everthing. IDK what you expected