Why does the speaker include themselves when describing foolishness and unconsciousness?

According to Osho, he says 'we are foolish' to avoid separating himself from others, which would create enmity, provoke the ego of the 'blind' majority, and invite needless danger. By including himself, he keeps compassion and rapport, speaks safely among the 'sleeping,' and can guide more effectively. Humble, inclusive language opens hearts, prevents resistance, and allows awakening to happen gently rather than through confrontation.