The true purpose for which public servants are appointed is to serve, but they have forgotten this in their priviledge
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A true public servant does not command, but serves. This is the purpose and responsibility for which they are appointed, but sadly, many forget it as power often walks with hubris rather than kindness. The ideal of politicians and bureaucrats being "servants of the people" has long been buried beneath a culture of privilege, protocol and pretence.
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