Ginny wasn't derailed by the question of the Resistance's leadership. Perhaps she even expected it. Taking a deep breath and attempting and failing to hide the frustration in her voice, she explained that their leadership was a collective. Everyone brought different strengths and talents to the group. There wasn't one single person in charge because they all had their own individual value. Everyone had a voice and was free to express their opinions and ideas. Hermione resisted the temptation to tell her what a ridiculous idea it was to have dozens of different opinions floating around. How were they ever going to be taken seriously if there was so much internal debate? It was best that there only be one viewpoint, one way of thinking that everyone was required to adhere to or shut up about. Strong leadership couldn't be determined by the ordinary citizens. They were too stupid to know what they needed.