On Failure, by Robert Gore
The kind of straightforward admission, acknowledgment, apology, and correction that many of us make at least once a week is rarer in Washington than a balanced budget, locking in failure. With supposedly the best military on the planet and trillions of dollars spent, the US hasn’t cleanly won a war since 1945. Anybody responsible? Nope. The architects of the Federal Reserve’s disastrous policy of promoting speculative booms and increasingly destructive busts get six-figure fees for speeches nobody listens to, and the current ineptocrat will enjoy comparable rewards when she steps down. The future generations expected to bear the burden of the government’s mound of debt and its pension and medical promises are either debt serfs or debt slaves. A convention of politicians, bureaucrats, and voters who admit any guilt for their servitude could be held in a broom closet.
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- 4Posted by strugatsky 8 years, 10 months agoI really do believe that the sooner the eventual crash will happen, the better. The new generation, especially those coming out of colleges, are, with few exceptions, complete morons in all respects. They are technical zeros, have no concept of personal responsibility and incapable of living outside the nest. About the only things that they are experts in are the latest outfits of "Lady" Gaga and where to mooch the next meal. There are very few of the old generation still alive and capable of either fighting back to establish a constitutional government after a collapse and to be able to build it. Otherwise, there will be nothing to stop any strongman tyrant from taking over.Mark as read | Best of... | Permalink|
- 3Posted by edweaver 8 years, 10 months agoI agree, it really is that simple. Thanks for a few minutes of reality!Mark as read | Best of... | Permalink|