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It’s honestly fascinating how this crowd of bottom-feeders can somehow justify blowing their money on orgies with high-end escorts—especially since they’re paying taxes on incomes that are way above the national average! It’s funny how no matter how much they make, it’s never quite enough for them. They spend all their time covering up their own blunders, and it’s clear they were brainwashed from day one of medical school with this nonsense about being part of some "social elite." If I had my way, I’d implement some kind of collective punishment for American doctors. Anything at all. Mandatory community service, travel bans, or even just a good old-fashioned slap on the wrist. Seriously, I’m open to suggestions. This group needs a total catharsis. That entire class needs a reality check and a complete overhaul. From the ground up.
A nation of cronyism in Close to Politics ·
Steven Allen9 said:Solid post. Now let me ask you: in your opinion, who actually has the power to fix the civil service and when? Don't just tell me nobody can do it...

As long as we’re stuck with this current system where the administration is picked through general elections, we aren't going to see people making decisions based on what's actually right for the country. It's a bit like trying to run a high-tech laboratory using a popularity contest; the math just doesn't work. Democracy isn't a one-size-fits-all solution for every culture or landscape. No politician is ever going to volunteer to strip away benefits from their potential voters, and when you look at the electorate, they're looking for volume over substance—after all, every vote carries the same weight regardless of how much expertise is behind it. Is there a fix? Honestly, I haven't a clue. Our Constitution claims we are a democratic society, but perhaps things will change once we've burned through every cent we have. Maybe then the banks won't lend us a dime unless we agree to hand over our sovereignty over spending? Some kind of intervention from the IMF, perhaps? I don't know: