The whole $WLFI situation is like when you were once a poor kid who told your first love back in your hometown, 'I’ll make it big one day, and half of everything I earn will be yours.' Then you left for the big city to hustle on your own. But honestly, your first love never really thought much of you, and after you left, they cut off all contact. During all those years you were grinding, they didn’t lift a finger to help you—not even a simple check-in. Now, you’ve made it big and returned home in glory, and they come to you saying, 'Do you still remember the promises we made back then?' At this point, you’re a bit surprised. The years of no contact make it easy for you to turn them down guilt-free, but thinking back to that pure, youthful love, you’re still willing to offer them a little help in life. If everyone is so obsessed with procedural justice, then $WLFI could totally propose another vote to overturn the token distribution proposal, right? Or maybe vote to redefine $AAVE’s share and unlock schedule. How does it make sense that now $WLFI is thriving, and $AAVE, without doing anything, just wants to swoop in and grab a massive peach?