Quote by Mark Twain
The political and commercial morals of the United States are not merely food for laughter, they are an entire banquet
Summary
This quote suggests that the political and commercial practices in the United States are not only amusing but also deserving of significant criticism. It implies that the country's actions and behaviors in these spheres are so absurd and questionable that they provide abundant material for amusement and mockery. The usage of the word "banquet" emphasizes the richness and abundance of these questionable practices, further emphasizing the need for scrutiny and reflection in these areas of American society.
By Mark Twain