Story of 4 dogs

A large political meeting was attended by a small boy trying to sell four puppy dogs.

Finally, a man approached the boy and asked jokingly, "Are these political pups?

"Yes, Sir."

"Well, then," said the man, "I'll take these two."

A week later at the same place there was a religious gathering and the same boy showed up to sell the remaining two dogs.

A man walked up to him and asked, "My little lad, what kind of puppies are these you have?"

"These are religious pups, Sir."

The first man who purchased the other two dogs happened to overhear this.

"Say," he said, "didn't you told me that these pups that I bought from you last week were political pups?"

"Yes, Sir," said the young boy, "but these puppies aren't - they've got their eyes open."

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Moral of the Story:

Politics is blind. It is a blind trip of the ego. One goes on groping to find some source of power so that one can feel, "I am somebody."

Politics is a denial of the inner nothingness; and this nothingness drive them to find some way to forget that they are nothing, that without the people who voted them there their world will be at a loss.

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