Quote by Otto von Bismarck

Politics ruins the character.

Politics ruins the character.

Summary

This quote suggests that the pursuit of political power can have a negative impact on a person's character. Engaging in politics often involves maneuvering and compromising, which can lead to dishonesty and a willingness to compromise morals. Additionally, the desire for power and influence can strip away compassion and empathy, as individuals may prioritize personal interests over the needs and welfare of others. Ultimately, the quote implies that the corrupting nature of politics can lead individuals to abandon their core values and bring out the worst qualities in their character.

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By Otto von Bismarck

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