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Every proposal is called "reform", so that word is basically meaningless. Yes, the current system is a disaster. However, that doesn't imply that we can't end
by anamax 16y ago
Every proposal is called "reform", so that word is basically meaningless.
Yes, the current system is a disaster. However, that doesn't imply that we can't end up with an even worse system.
That said, I'll stand by my statement that the folks who claim to be interested in importing "the best and the brightest" have chosen poor allies, namely the open borders folk.
- anigbrowl 16y agoI defined my meaning in technical, policy neutral terms, which is apparently getting downvoted for...well, I don't know why, unless someone thinks that inefficiency, inconsistency and red tape are highly desirable. You can stand by your statement all you want, because I am not going to get drawn into a policy debate with you. Your first remarks in the thread were arguing with a position I never expressed to begin with.
- anamax 16y ago> I defined my meaning in technical, policy neutral terms, Let's review. >>>By 'reform' incidentally, I mean consistent facts-based legislation giving the existing system a complete overhaul. "Consistent facts-based" doesn't imply improvement, let alone good even if you throw in efficient and less red-tape.
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