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I'm not sold on the "collusion" thing. Every government service I've ever (tried to) use has been confusing and difficult to apply for. It always seemed to me
by ars 4y ago
I'm not sold on the "collusion" thing. Every government service I've ever (tried to) use has been confusing and difficult to apply for.
It always seemed to me like it's the government wanting people not to get services in order to reduce costs. But I suspect it's more the government being too obsessed with making sure only those who "deserve it" get services.
Just give everyone the benefit and take it back in taxes later. It would cost less in paperwork.
- donw 4y agoHave worked in government. The real answer is more that there's a billion committees, each of which has something they absolutely have to push through, because they have to do something to solve the problem. Also: The paperwork is the goal. Reduce that, and people lose jobs.
- BigCryo 4y agothe more complex and labyrinthine the government business processes, the more work created for government workers
- BigCryo 4y agoI am retired and drawing a government pension. What they do is they assign idiots to do these tasks that they want to be messed up.. deliberately they assign idiots