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But we can agree that we aren't obliged to believe them, right?
by SketchySeaBeast 1y ago
But we can agree that we aren't obliged to believe them, right?
- otterley 1y agoOf course. Trust in our Government is at a historic low these days, and reasonably so. However, that doesn't mean that everyone is inept or has ill intent. Most people I've met in government as well as the private sector want to do good (or at least not evil).
- SketchySeaBeast 1y agoI agree with the idea that people want to do their best, and I think it's the machine itself that's really the problem day to day. That said, this is being filtered through a media mouthpiece, and that's where I raise an eyebrow.
- Alive-in-2025 1y agoThe leaders of the US govt at high levels have specifically shown they aren't trustworthy which must impact the formerly trustworthy orgs, such as the FBI and the head of the FCC.
- otterley 1y agoIt does, and it's a shame for those careerists who are competent.