The quote expresses a negative view of politics, asserting that it is inherently corrupt or subject to corruption, implying a belief that political systems or practices are fundamentally flawed or compromised.
This quote humorously implies that managing one's diet, maintaining tranquility, and finding joy in life are essential for good health. It playfully personifies these qualities as doctors, suggesting that they are crucial components of a healthy and fulfilling life.
The quote reflects a societal observation that men tend to appreciate being laughed at when they are intentionally humorous, but they may not enjoy being laughed at for their foolish or foolish actions.