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When accidents happen, when justice isn’t delivered, when electricity cuts out or a service fails, we are quick to blame the government. It has become a reflex. Something goes wrong, point at the State. But when we blame the government for everything, we forget a simple truth: the government is not an alien force. It is a body elected by us, representing us, shaped by us, actually us.

So when we point our fingers at the government, aren’t we, in a way, pointing them at ourselves?

We treat the State as a parental figure responsible for every inconvenience, every mishap, every gap in our own behaviour. But the State is only as strong as the society behind it. And somewhere along the way, we stopped seeing that connection.
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It's annoying how people always yap about the government
>fire burn houses
>It's been 10 days and the government didn't find me a house, the country has fallen
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>>224485678
Das rite, if they can't do what they're supposed to do they have to be overthrown
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>>224485531
just b urself



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