The President spoke vigorously. "There may be, no, there will be quarrels along the way. But that's only natural, since everyone has tens or thousands of ideas and thoughts in their heads. It would be stranger if there were no quarrels. But quarrels shouldn't lead to a permanent split. Isn't humanity the prime example of something that can move forward while fighting and spilling a lot of blood along the way?"
It was a philosophy that had never changed since the day he stepped into parliament. He disagreed a little with Jude's radical way of doing things, but he could understand why he did them. After all, as someone the public had branded the "selfish bastard who wouldn't share and took everything for himself," there had to be a lot of people trying to bring him down. When packs of hyenas roam the meadow, the lions have no choice but to be aggressive. That was how they kept the pack away from themselves and their own. That was the President's view of Jude.
