Why I STAYED a small-government conservative PT 1Posted By Dave Snope |
That's a great example, Russ. And par for the course, repeated every day in tens of thousands of federal, state, county, and city government around the country. I've seen it many times. Most decisions are made on the sick and twisted purpose of extracting more money from the productive people in the country. They rarely justify getting more money by being more efficient, they justify it by creating need. It's a welfare mentality. Along with that, I've witnessed countless times, the sick and twisted mindset of people who are squabbling over getting "their share" of the pot. I've seen very bright young people devolve from being to productive to being political infighters, going from spending 90% of their time doing valuable science to spending 90% of their time working "within the system" to justify moving pots of money to themselves from some other groups who "are wasting it on useless research". Everybody ends up in this wringer wasting 90% of their productivity competing for space at the taxpayer's teat. The "cream" that rises to the top are the ones who play the welfare game the best.
In the private industry we spend thousands of dollars to save millions of dollars. In the public sector we spend billions of dollars to save thousands of dollars; we spend millions of dollars to "create" a $100k job.
The smaller the government is the better. There is no doubt. You put money into a system and prices go up. Speaking of which, listening to Obama today once again made me sick. He said that in CA I will get better health care service at the same price thanks to him, and thanks to their partners at the spanish-speaking radio stations getting the word out. Huh? Nothing could be further from the truth. It's now looking like access the healthcare could be the primary driver to make me move from California. I've been denied coverage because I live in CA, because of it's existing Obamacare-like laws making it undesirable to give me coverage. But I digress...
In the private industry we spend thousands of dollars to save millions of dollars. In the public sector we spend billions of dollars to save thousands of dollars; we spend millions of dollars to "create" a $100k job.
The smaller the government is the better. There is no doubt. You put money into a system and prices go up. Speaking of which, listening to Obama today once again made me sick. He said that in CA I will get better health care service at the same price thanks to him, and thanks to their partners at the spanish-speaking radio stations getting the word out. Huh? Nothing could be further from the truth. It's now looking like access the healthcare could be the primary driver to make me move from California. I've been denied coverage because I live in CA, because of it's existing Obamacare-like laws making it undesirable to give me coverage. But I digress...