> The DOGE point of view says if the government can’t do anything, we should just get rid of the government I have a hard time wrapping my head around this sta

> The DOGE point of view says if the government can’t do anything, we should just get rid of the government I have a hard time wrapping my head around this statement. If a department in a company does not work, we don't get rid of the department? If a company does not work, this company does not go out of business? If a church does not help its community, people will still go there on Sundays? If a school does not teach effectively, will parents still send their kids there if they have a choice? Then why is it suddenly different when it comes to government. Now before some of you scream far-right, I do want to note that classical liberalism does advocate for constraints on government authority, and are open to replacement and reform if an institution demonstrably fails.