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Yes, I agree that the fair default assumption is I just don't understand the true complexity of the problem. And this is certainly true. However, I don't accep
by eloff 6y ago
Yes, I agree that the fair default assumption is I just don't understand the true complexity of the problem. And this is certainly true.
However, I don't accept this answer. I think most of the time the government's plan is so bad, so glaringly flawed, that even from my position of ignorance, I'm confident I can beat it without hardly trying.
- ModernMech 6y agoThe plans Congress comes up with look like shit from your perspective because to you, a good plan is one that solves problems for regular Americans. Congress does not work for regular Americans. The plans they come up with are great plans for the people they work for. They are highly effective and channeling money to the rich and their corporations. Just look at the trend lines of the past 40 years - consistently increasing inequality between rich and poor. That kind of consistent performance is by design. As always, the purpose of a system is is what it does.