[publius911]

Imagine the same kind of fragmentation occurring in a government system, where everybody does their own thing, and no one knows what the next person is up to. A city or state or national government, would end in chaos.

You picked the absolutely worst example to make a point, so I had to skip the rest of your post.
That description fits perfectly the state of political governance in the U.S., from top to bottom, and yet half the voting population (and presumably Windows owners) thinks it is a good thing.

[adorno]

The state of political governance?

I’m talking about governing. Simple governing. Not “political governing”.

When it comes to actual governing, it’s absolutely essential that there be a set of policies that guides that government, and not a whole slew of policies which will just create chaos.

But, thanks for playing, and enjoy your anarchy in the Linux community.