Man's journey towards ease and grace

The majority is always wrong. It is the most attractive aspect of democracy. Bad rulers are reelected, after all. The crowd waffles, cheers for one and then switches sides and root for the other. Such flagging has no effect on one's journey towards social and personal betterment, every scum politician knows it. This dialectical exchange of views may be compared with the disposition in prose or poetry of a single colon into two commata of approximately equal length (see Denniston). There’s barely a perceptible pause between them. It makes for ease and grace.