Why Does Government Hates Competitions?

Clever words are used on that quote but, really, why does the government hates competitions? Do they really hate competitions or the competitors themselves? But the real thing here is this, the government doesn't want you to steal, because they want to be the only kin to burglarize the people blind. In short, corruption. The government hates theft because when you steal, you’re cutting in on their action! We, Filipinos, get the idea of what this quote means. With the kind of government that we have, we can actually see and feel that the government really hates competitions. An example for this is the so called “Political Dynasty” which is now a big contention here in our country. So, what is political dynasty and why is it an issue? Political
Simply because the more family members that are a government official, the more they can corrupt or steal. A perfect example for this is the Binay family. Starting off with our very own Vice President, Jejomor “Jojo” Binay, his daughter Senator Nancy Binay, Makati Rep. Abigail Binay-Campos and Makati City Mayor Jejomar Erwin “Junjun” Binay Jr. As you can see on the news this past few months, they have this 42,157 square meter parcel hacienda which is located at Rosario, Batangas, a resort in Tingloy, Batangas, condominiums and pent houses in Makati. How could they afford to buy and build these establishments? Of course, the money that they used are from the taxes that we pay that should be spent for public establishments and facilities for the advancement and better progress of our country. This is why I disagree with political dynasty. Each one of us is affected by the wrong doings of our government officials but then, we still vote for them because every election they keep on promising things that they really can’t do. Since this country doesn't allot good quality of life to its citizens, those who are in the position are terrified because
The primary effect of political dynasties is graft and corruption due of their power and confidence to do it because they hold every position in a community so no one will allegate them of their bad doings. Bills and laws are passed to outlaw this matter but the problem is the officials who are going to passed these bills and laws are also liable for coming up with political dynasties here in the Philippines. A. Donato said, "Political dynasties are weakening our democratic form of government because these dynasties deprive independent candidates; who can be more capable and deserving; in equal opportunity of aiming for a position in the government (personal communication, October 28,