Journalism at it’s finest. :-)
posted by Josiah Garber on April 16, 2009
in Economics, Fun, Politics
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posted by Josiah Garber on April 16, 2009
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it was pretty ridiculous that she kept cutting people off…
wow.
There’s even more here:
http://www.phillyd.tv/2009/04/16/tea-party-done-wrong/
(though he’s obviously quite opposed to the whole idea of the party)
I’m assuming you’re coming at it from the opposite angle as CNN and phillyd.tv?
I guess I feel like both sides are skewing it, but maybe this clip will actually get me to read the other articles you posted. (they were pretty long)
The point that I’m getting at is, our taxes are pretty much crazy. Our government is definitely bloated. Basically I hate bureaucracy.
But bureaucracy is basically required. It’s kinda the same as Microsoft, and all the excess layers in software technology, everything needs to be layers so that I don’t have to know how the information is handled down on the bit to bit level. I just need to know that I’m typing in this box and it’s going to get sent to you.
But I’m probably off topic, using a completely different field to argue a un-informed point.
Of course the guy was way off about lincoln. But still i get annoyed at reporters who slant and selectively choose what they want to say. It happens just as much at Fox news and the other Networks.
You are absolutely right about bureaucracy being like Microsoft. I believe you are addressing the issue of compartmentalization. This allows a small number of people at the top to control nearly every aspect of the government with no one really knowing how it all works.
I think bureaucracy in this massive form is definitely not required and is quite dangerous.
My favorite part about the extra material is when people say “This is not about Republicans or Democrats! They are both bad” That scares the power elite like crazy, because people are realizing the truth. Too bad it doesn’t get shown on the Media.