What were politicians truly good at? The answer was simple: lying. Every single one of them made grand promises, most of which were impossible to fulfill.
It didn't matter who they were or where they came from—deception seemed to run in their veins, passed down like an inherited trait.
They possessed an uncanny ability to sway the masses, weaving lies and truths together so intricately that it became nearly impossible to tell them apart. This confusion led you to believe their words without engaging in any meaningful critical thought.
It was through this cunning manipulation that they managed to strip away your rationality, steering you onto their bandwagon of empty assurances.
As Ray watched the man's retreating figure fade into the distance, he couldn't help but be reminded of those very people.
