Thinking of that rampant bandit, Benny's mood darkened once again.
How did America come to this?
He thought of his own mentor—Benny was a close disciple of Brzezinski. America was not without its intelligent people, but often their voices weren't heeded by many.
Compared to right and wrong, money, power, and order seemed to be a little more important.
Those people felt that with money, power, and control over order, right and wrong could be easily rewritten—but objective reality wouldn't deviate because of subjective cover-ups, and this kind of willful ignorance would ultimately reach a breaking point.
After that gunshot rang out, America hadn't seen a responsible politician for the past few decades, everyone had willingly become a plaything of capital.
Many saw the problem, including some well-known Demons; after all, they weren't born devils. Didn't everyone have their youthful aspirations once?
It's just that no one wanted to take responsibility.
