> You see the exact same thing in the private sector. This isn't a bug in Government, it's a bug in human organizations. Sure, but when the private sector wast

> You see the exact same thing in the private sector. This isn't a bug in Government, it's a bug in human organizations. Sure, but when the private sector wastes it only does so at the expense of its customers, as the waste leads to higher prices. It opens the door for that company to be out-competed. There is no such mechanism for the waste in gov. It has no competition, and therefore the bloat keeps growing. Voters are the only recourse. There is no natural dynamic to keep operations efficient. > I'm not even saying he's a bad guy (though he is) I'm saying we don't fucking need him, we need his money, which he only has because we've said he's allowed to keep it. So tax his ass... This is called theft. We have plenty of money for public goods, such as national defense. You want to steal this man's money; plain and simple.