Summary
This quote by Aesop sarcastically criticizes the flawed state of society and its unequal treatment of individuals based on their status. It highlights the injustice in punishing small-time criminals severely while allowing those in powerful positions, who may be involved in greater corruption or wrongdoing, to maintain and even gain prominence through public office. Aesop's words serve as a reminder of the inequalities present in political systems and the lack of accountability for those who hold significant positions of authority.
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By Aesop