All change is bad

I noticed that - starting from around the millennium - from personal experience in the National Health Service, in the medical profession, in universities and schools - all change is bad. 

The fact is clear, the reason is obvious: that we now live in a top-down world dominated by bureaucracies; and managers always change things for the worse, because they care nothing about functionality. 

Bureaucrats are indifferent to what a thing is for; only interested in how management can get more from it (i.e. more money, power, status... or whatever). 

That is why whenever change is imposed - whether globally, nationally, inside corporations, or in social institutions; it always makes things worse - especially when that change is dishonestly "sold"/ advertised as intending to pursue some good goal; eg. lying claims that this is being done to "protect" consumers, security, or - worst of all... children. 

As if politicians, managers, lawyers, auditors etc. cared one molecule about me or my family; and our prosperity, safety, and enjoyment! 

As if They cared about improving the economy, the environment, or keeping things working!

When all change is bad; sooner or later, everything good gets changed and thereby degraded by the very nature of the totalitarian structure, inverted values, and career incentives of The West. 

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Note: The microcosm reflects the macrocosm; so this is seen in small things, as well as the biggest. Today's tiny trigger for this generic rant is that IMDB, the only major website I still use frequently, has just rendered its review section worthless by blocking access to individual user reviews. We are allowed to see the (supposed) averaged rating, and a couple of Them-selected reviews - but nothing individual.