For the members of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom, Benjamin Disraeli's remarks were simply looking for trouble.
Originally, the theme of this parliamentary session was supposed to be a discussion on whether to deploy military forces to India. Now, Benjamin Disraeli has put that on hold and turned to discuss whether to dissolve the East India Company.
This entirely adds difficulty to their work, as most of the members sitting here have received benefits from the East India Company.
Now asking them to vote for the dissolution of the East India Company is somewhat unreasonable.
Of course, as a politician, conscience itself is a luxury.
However, members who are relatively conservative in the political field do indeed not want to dissolve the East India Company.
Even if it were truly to be dissolved, it shouldn't be at this moment.
