There are rules in games, and there are proper ways to live life, you know.

There are rules in games, and there are moral principles in human life. However, it is frustrating to see that even those basic principles do not seem to be upheld in elections. Whenever I feel that a process that ought to be fair is being obscured by vested interests and power struggles, and that the voices of the people are not being properly reflected, my concern grows: 'Is it really acceptable for elections to be conducted in such a dirty manner?'

I understand that politics is inherently complex and involves tangled interests, but shouldn't at least a minimum level of trust and transparency be maintained? If elections are shaky, the trust of society as a whole eventually collapses, and the damage falls squarely on the citizens.

Someone blatantly blocking the way while I'm holding a sign... Even when I asked them to move, they didn't budge an inch.

Doing this makes even someone like me, who has nothing to do with it, feel ashamed of the support I gave him by buying his books and stuff. It seems we are the ones who fostered his "prince syndrome."