In today’s society, politics is spreading like mushrooms after the rain—appearing everywhere without purpose or direction. Even in places where constructive thought and service are needed, selfish political gatherings take over. As a result, no genuine reform can take root.
No matter how much we hope for progress or dream of improvement—if this unrestrained, scattered politics is not curbed, all efforts will end in vain. The outcome will be zero, bringing only instability and frustration instead of benefit.
Therefore, the very first step must be to control unnecessary politics. Only then will true reform be possible, and the well-being of the people ensured.
