In the end, you leaders can take the credit and seek commendation from your superiors. But what do the average workers get, apart from hearing you spout slogans?
It might be feasible to justify this with reasonable arguments for a short while, but it's definitely not sustainable in the long run. Ultimately, it comes at the expense of the ordinary workers' interests.
What's even more outrageous is your rhetoric. You claim it's all for Hamlet Town or for the Lord, yet this very slogan is used to drive the workers who support both him and Hamlet. Where do you think their resentment will ultimately accumulate?
You take credit for your achievements and climb the ladder, while the workers' morale is damaged. And then I'm the one who inexplicably has to bear the backlash.
But the damn problem is, I didn't ask you to do that!
If I take the fall for you, won't I become the biggest fool?
