You ignore the failures of Government, and proclaim more Government as the way to solve problems.
We have instituted more and more Government, yet our problems continue to rise.
Global Warming, National Debt, Terrorism, which of these is Government fixing?
Or are they not, the problem?
-John
The problem you zealots have is that you assume that just because you say something, it's true.
Many libruuls like myself don't proclaim that we need more and more gub'mint and that it will solve all of our problems.
Not being scared of an imaginary number that has no effect on any of our lives doesn't mean I want USSR-style Communism proclaimed yesterday, comrade.
But, if you would like to continue talking in absolutes, using hilariously anachronistic phrases like "Communism" to hand-waive away people who you disagree with politically, do so. You'll continue being a punch line.
Bureaucracy is a funny thing. I worked the first of my career in small and medium sized businesses. Most were privately-owned by the founders, who had usually built the company up on hard work and good luck (and sometimes my help). And I hated bureaucracy. The first refuge of the incompetent is what I used to call it. Then the housing crisis happened, and I found myself working for these crazy huge mega-corps. And I popped off that earlier quip one time in front a big wig. He turned me and said, Half a million people depend on this company for their livelihoods and to feed their families, no single one of you is ever going to be allowed to fuck that up.
Needless to say, my opinion has changed.
Bureaucrats exist in public and private enterprise.
I like to call them workers, or labor.
The rich who own and operate the public and private sectors like to call them moochers and looters. It's why I don't identify with the rich who own and operate the public and private sectors. Generally speaking, the owners don't contribute anywhere near the amount of value to the organization than a common employee making dogshit an hour, or working 50+ hours a week on salary that doesn't include overtime.
Not to say that all business and all owners are awful. Just the greedy ones who think they're why their businesses are successful, ignoring the people doing the, you know, actual work.