Quote by Vera Brittain

Politics are usually the executive expression of human immaturity.

Politics are usually the executive expression of human immat

Summary

This quote suggests that the field of politics often reflects the immature behavior and decision-making of individuals in positions of power. It implies that politicians may act in ways that are impulsive, self-serving, and lacking in wisdom or long-term thinking. This perspective views politics as an arena where personal interests, short-sightedness, and emotional reactions may prevail over rational and responsible governance.

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