Quantity is justice.
Gustave Le Bon's most central and classic statement in his 1895 work "The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind" probably is this one. This master of social psychology and anthropologist (initially, Le Bon developed methods to measure physical characteristics of different human races and later evolved theories on racial classification hierarchy, significantly contributing to the development of racism and social Darwinism) discussed in bloodcurdling detail why masses exhibit traits of being "blind," "impulsive," "fanatical," and "gullible."
The subjugated races under the rule of Alfheim were unlikely to be content with their treatment, especially humans who were the most populous yet ranked at the lowest tier, weren't willing to accept this system.
Exploited;
Belittled;
Managed;
No one would willingly accept these.
