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> IMO wherever someone says "the government" we should mentally substitute "we all, collectively". No, we should substitute "unaccountable bureaucrats". The pe
by naasking 4mo ago
> IMO wherever someone says "the government" we should mentally substitute "we all, collectively".
No, we should substitute "unaccountable bureaucrats". The people who enter and leave power from elections are not the source of the daily frustrations people have with government, it's the rest.
- atoav 4mo agoIf this is in fact an issue where you life, then you should consider stopping to elect politicians that allow bureaucrats to be unaccountable. Or stop believing politicians who rave on about how bureaucrats are unaccountable while they themselves have the power to shape systems where that would not be the case.
- naasking 4mo agoI don't have to believe politicians, I see it with my own eyes whenever I deal with government employees.
- airstrike 4mo agohow do you think that alleged amorphous mass of unaccountable bureaucrats got their jobs?
- naasking 4mo agoSame way anyone else got their job, but that's beside the point. The point is that accountability in government is significantly lower than in private industry, and this is a big source of the problems.