Where the bureaucratic state always seems to end up — death
The other day, I did a post about the fact that bureaucracies, in their ceaseless question for administrative protection, run the risk of killing us all. I think Zombie makes my point precisely, in a post pointing out that people and nations most deeply wedded to perfection through bureaucracy (i.e., totalitarianism) all seem remarkably comfortable with determining who is unworthy of life — not because of evil acts they have committed, but because of their failure to conform to state perfection.
