It bothers Ozan... he does not wish to see enemies, being the Colovian and the Stormcloak, unite. He sees a world damning entire populations for the benefit of a few. Mass slaughters in Valenwood, conquest in Vvardenfell, damning and forsaking over all Tamriel.
No. Ozan shall not be content until leaders are chosen. Until the rich know modesty. Until conquest rests.
No, Ozan doubts he would ever be content with society. Nothing will change to meet the drastic measures demanded by this Khajiit. Should this war end, only a moments respite. Ozan would perhaps seek revolution and rebellion elsewhere. Perhaps Colovian Cyrodiil. Perhaps sweet and native Elsweyr. Perhaps Akavir.
Regardless, though charming both sides wish to unite, we forget the social divide. If the Thalmor are utterly destroyed, what next? Peace? For how long? What of the bandits and vagrants preying upon the weak and poor? What of the Thanes and Nobles who take and take and feast and feast and destroy and spread filth disguised in luxery? Devout warriors who become mercenaries, clouded with greed and cruelty?
What of they who we look to who ignore us? The people can speak... but who can listen? The Emperor in his fallax ((sp)) tower? How high and mighty he must be. A pampered prince blessed by being Colovian? Or the vindictive Thalmor, sadistic and merciless? The High Kings of Skyrim, content with feuding over sands?
Ozan's point... do we really win, even if the Thalmor are destroyed?