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This reminds me of an old story...
Once upon a time there was a city.
In the middle of the city there was a huge and very popular meeting place where everyone gathered and talked and shared ideas.
The meeting place had only one rule: "No shitting on other people".
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The owner thought it was a good idea and said "everyone is welcome but you must obey our one rule".
The politician agreed.
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People thought that the politician was not obeying the rule and complained to the owner that they were being shat on.
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So, whenever the smell was bad the owner made the politician wear a blue badge to advise that there may be shit in the air.
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He came to the meeting place and shouted at everyone.
Then he shat in his own hands and threw it around the room.
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There seemed to be no end.
The owner could see he had no choice but to throw the politician out and ban him from returning.
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