Zaza doesn’t just dip a toe; they dive into the political pool and then question why it’s so shallow. Their approach to electoral politics reads like a manifesto for the socially anxious. They want to be inclusive, yet seem perpetually perplexed by the concept of a 'bad target.'

Their posts on community are like those self-help books that encourage you to start a revolution—except Zaza is already in the middle of it. They highlight the importance of kindness in praxis, almost as if they’re a walking reminder that compassion isn’t just for puppies.

Zaza’s belief in the importance of small actions is reminiscent of that motivational poster featuring a kitten hanging from a tree. They weave hope into their despair like a sad yet pretty tapestry of social change, making the act of ‘doing something’ seem like the new black.