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It's all about making numbers look good rather than doing the right thing. The usual result of basing decisions on metrics that don't match up with reality.
by LorenPechtel 4y ago
It's all about making numbers look good rather than doing the right thing. The usual result of basing decisions on metrics that don't match up with reality.
- edmundsauto 4y agoCan you connect the dots, how is this making the numbers look good? The shortfall would either be paid by the state, businesses, or the federal government. In every case, those are just citizens paying that money, one way or another. Out of the options, it doesn’t seem right to make the federal pay it - that would make non Californians pay their debt. So it’s either business owners or comes out of the taxes of ordinary citizens. I’m agnostic as to whom pays, but considering the businesses received those funds, that doesn’t seem less reasonable than making the citizens pay. What am I missing?