They despite and hate the government more and more, but they don't know how to set about changing it. The country is dying for some sort of lead, and so far all it is getting is a crowd of fresh professional leaders. Who never get anywhere. Who do not seem to be aiming anywhere. We are living in a world of jaded politics. Poverty increases, prices rise, unemployment spreads, mines, factories stagnate, and nothing is done.
The quote reflects a growing discontent among the populace towards their government, which is perceived as ineffective and disconnected from the needs of the people. Despite their frustration, citizens feel lost and unable to find a way to implement meaningful change. The desire for leadership is palpable, yet the current crop of leaders appears to lack direction or a clear purpose, leaving the population in a state of uncertainty.
As social issues like poverty, rising prices, and unemployment proliferate, the political landscape feels stagnant. Wells critiques this paralysis, highlighting a disconnect between the leaders and the pressing issues facing society. The need for decisive action and genuine leadership has never been more urgent, but the current political climate seems incapable of rising to the challenge, leaving the country in a troubled state.
