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Definition of Politics: Poli in latin meaning many and tics meaning blood-sucking parasites.

Definition of Politics: Poli in latin meaning many and tics

Summary

This quote uses humor and sarcasm to express a negative view of politics. By breaking down the word "politics" into its Latin roots, "poli" (many) and "tics" (blood-sucking parasites), it suggests that the nature of politics is characterized by deceit, self-interest, and the exploitation of the masses. The quote implies that politics is primarily driven by individuals seeking personal gain rather than serving the public. It reflects a cynical perspective on the political system and its participants.

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