Quote by Charles Kennedy

Politics is much too serious to be taken too seriously equally, there are many aspects of it so laughable as to be lamentable.

Politics is much too serious to be taken too seriously equal

Summary

This quote suggests that while politics is a serious matter that demands attention and seriousness, there are also ludicrous aspects within the field that are unfortunate and worthy of mourning. It emphasizes the need for balance, as being too serious about politics can lead to overlooking the absurdities and flaws within the system. By recognizing the laughable components of politics, one can approach it with a critical yet lighthearted perspective, ensuring a more well-rounded understanding of the subject.

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