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"American politics is no longer centered around the general welfare, but has become a vicious playing field where both sides actively seek to arouse a feeling of victimization among their respective constituents and to pit them against the “victimized” constituents of another. In other words, politicians of this day and age have learned to exploit the pitfalls of human nature, that is, the nature to vilify and to perceive oneself as the victim, and have as a result produced the monster of hyper-partisanship."
Sotear Chann, On the Nature of Modern American Politics
