Yeah, it's tempting to imagine that all the problems in the world can be solved in the same kind of way, whether through more bureaucracy or more violence. Another example is the libertarian idea that all problems can be solved through the application of market forces. Maybe the general term for this is solutionism -- the idea that problems have "solutions" which take certain standard forms, when really these problems are the natural result of various patterns of human activity which may or may not respond to the "solution" you chose. In the worst case, you can end up in a sort of feedback loop, where an earlier "solution" was actually the cause of the problem that justifies the next "solution" and so on.