Love the sarcasm man. But seriously, without rules you end up with Ricks Crew vs the Saviors or the Laws of 8 in the postman.... And When Hamas took power they suddenly realized that the freedom fighters had to change gears and actually govern and figure out how to dispose of their garbage regularly. And from history we have this:
“But the bulk of the people did not resist American occupation, as they surely would have done if it had been nasty and brutal. Many Cubans, Haitians, Dominicans, and others may secretly have welcomed U.S. rule—if not while the occupation was going on, then afterward, when local thugs took over from the Americans.
Although U.S. rule was generally benign, its effects often wore off quickly. The two most lasting legacies of American interventions in the Caribbean may be a Latin resentment of the Yanquis, now somewhat fading, and a love of baseball, still passionately felt, especially among Dominicans who provide a disproportionate share of the roster of Major League baseball. Most of the physical manifestations of the American empire—roads, hospitals, telephone systems—began to crumble not long after the marines pulled out. This should be no surprise; it has been true whenever technologically advanced imperialists leave a less sophisticated area, whether it was the Romans pulling out of Britain or the British out of India. Veracruz provides a vivid illustration of this phenomenon. The U.S. Army cleaned up the city and reduced the death rate from infectious diseases. Before long the zopilotes (vultures) that had made the city their home disappeared. But as soon as the army left, the residents resumed throwing garbage into the streets and back came the vultures.”

Excerpt From: Boot, Max. “The Savage Wars Of Peace.” Basic Books. iBooks.
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