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¡¡¡¡the artists who have expectations of support without controls do not really understand the basic nature of government as organized force. any government, whether communist or democratic, represents political and coercive forces. all the resources and powers of the government tend to be deployed to serve the interests of the political group in control and also to deal with things that threaten the very survival of the state. this is as true of the united states as it is of the soviet union. either type of government must also establish bureaus and procedures for any of its activities, whether it¡¯s running the army or supporting artists. any decision to make something a government activity is also a decision to place it under bureaucratic management with various controls and reporting methods for measurement of results.