they know where to find me and that's what i'll do.
as far as the private sector being incapable of handling social programs, just look at what they already do. they consistently out perform government on everything from disaster relief (red cross, southern baptist) to medical charity (shriners/masons, countless Christian hospitals) to regulation of industry standards (UL, IEEE, ARIN) to monitoring the environment (FERN, earth policy institute) and everything in between! the government cronies and bureaucrats actually impede progress most of the time.
you've talked about butt kissers before, don't you see that's what the government is? they take the credit for anything they can steal from the private sector and act like they did their job, BS!
why didn't they notice lead painted toys? we pay them to inspect imports.
why didn't they catch tainted vegetables? we pay them to inspect food.
no one but me notices this stuff? lol, we're in bad shape!
imagine what we could do if we didn't have half our pay thrown into the vast abyss of government spending! and you say the private sector is too greedy and selfish... garbage.
another key concept that you're ignoring here is that mega-corporations wouldn't last long without government props holding them up. the natural order is for business to grow to a certain size and either divide or fail, just like the government, it can only get so big before it caves in on itself. revamping the government would set a new economy in motion and it would certainly not be a plutocracy.
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