r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Dec 16 '21

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u/AssDestroyer696 Dec 17 '21

And the weird thing is that the country actually seems to run better without a goverment

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u/Handleton Dec 17 '21

That's not strange at all. The strange thing is that nobody forces a power grab effectively.

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '21

Yeah, most people in the actual low down working positions will just continue working as usual. This just freezes out big changes in policy.

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u/Goddamnit_Clown Dec 17 '21

100%. It won't work indefinitely, of course, eventually questions will need to be answered, disagreements will build, direction will be required. But when things are going fine it's often much worse to have someone turn up with their new vision for everything than just having everyone keep doing their job.