If it happened in Venezuela would it be a failure of communism? If it happened in Iran would it be a failure of theocracy? Of f-ing course not. When you star

If it happened in Venezuela would it be a failure of communism? If it happened in Iran would it be a failure of theocracy? Of f-ing course not. When you start talking about big organizations with tons of legacy rule-making and policy there tends to be a lot of misalignment of incentives that pops up over the years. It doesn't really matter the societal structure. I'm betting this is a classic "when everyone is responsible nobody is" type of failure you tend to get in organizations that have double and triple redundant rules to prevent failure but no realistic way to do your job without shirking some of your responsibility.