Party worker vs customer mindset

According to rightoids, the goal of politics is to:

• express their opinions, “call out” bad things aimlessly

• generate self-serving cope

• entertainment

According to leftists, the goal of politics is:

Rightoids behave with Modi/Hindutva leadership like the boomer stereotype of an annoying entitled wife with her husband: constantly making demands, starting stupid fights with random people knowing he will protect her, and throwing random obstacles to shit-test him. They see themselves as customers, asking “What did my party do for me?”—Leftists see themselves as party workers, asking at every stage “What can I do for my party?”
(Instead the Left see their sacred entities—the Noble Savage and its incarnations—as customers; they see them as sacred but incapable of agency, requiring their patronage and service.)
Be purposeful with your political engagement. Stop treating it as a platform to dump your frustrations in life. Be mindful of:

• What are you trying to achieve, with every word?

• Is this the best way to achieve that, or can you think of something better?

• Are you making your team and yourself look good? Does it make people want to join your team?

• Have you really thought about whether what you’re saying is true/useful? Or are you just saying something it’s fashionable to say?

His religious vow is his readiness to action; his yajña is his satisfactory discharge of duties; and his dakṣiṇā is his equal attention to all matters.

In the happiness of his subjects lies his happiness; in their welfare his welfare; whatever benefits himself he shall not consider as good, but whatever benefits his subjects he shall consider as good.

Hence he shall ever be active and discharge his duties; the root of wealth is activity, and of evil its reverse. In the absence of activity acquisitions present and to come will perish; by activity he can achieve both his desired ends and abundance of wealth.