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Well, governed societies are essential to quality of life for the individual. The other option being anarchic chaos, rather than blissful individualism.
So, governed societies tend to follow one of two paths, participatory democracy or oppressive authoritarianism.
So, Britain following the former, has a typical hierarchical social structure which works well relative to how British society has developed over time.
Due largely to an evolved/continually evolving sense of fairness.
Nonetheless in any society there is still the need for the individual to take responsibility for their own circumstances. Nanny State can also be oppressive.
In my opinion British society strikes a happy balance between care and individual responsibility relative to the natural hierarchical ability of the individual.
In short, men in grey suits don't bother me at all, because I don't bother men in grey suits. They do their thing and I do mine and we get along fine.
Of course, there is always the whinging minority that are never happy. And that's their problem.