Bureaucracy is sometimes justified, but sometimes it's an annoying nuisance. In social welfare, it's understandable that the state needs to check whether receiving support is justified in order to function. But it becomes absurd when a person's livelihood suffers in the process of determining it.
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Bureaucracy is sometimes justified, but sometimes it's an annoying nuisance. In social welfare, it's understandable that the state needs to check whether receiving support is justified in order to function. But it becomes absurd when a person's livelihood suffers in the process of determining it.