Sunday, September 18, 2005
Making Government Work
I'd like to say something to everyone who is saying "Katrina is proof that the government doesn't work":
At this point in time, the government is full of cronies, asskissers, and people who'd like to demolish federal agencies one by one. Saying that the current conditions are proof of the certain failure of any administration to handle the problems of the people is like pouring twenty gallons of gasoline into a fishtank, setting it on fire, and arguing that water is combustible.
Next time something like Katrina happens, let's see how a government that actually cares responds to it.
At this point in time, the government is full of cronies, asskissers, and people who'd like to demolish federal agencies one by one. Saying that the current conditions are proof of the certain failure of any administration to handle the problems of the people is like pouring twenty gallons of gasoline into a fishtank, setting it on fire, and arguing that water is combustible.
Next time something like Katrina happens, let's see how a government that actually cares responds to it.
