> There’s a vast chasm between the government being used as a tool for collective action and government being used as a tool for control. Doesn't matter how de

> There’s a vast chasm between the government being used as a tool for collective action and government being used as a tool for control. Doesn't matter how deep. It's a short jump. The former is a characterization of the latter. They achieve the same goals and someone is awaiting their turn to use that tool.