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SteelHands · 61-69, M
It's kind of ironic. In the 1700s way more problems needed solutions. The biggest one was a king who didn't the real ones. He was the problem.
Since he was shoved out. Electricity. An industrial complex. Agricultural plenty. Huge banking and investment systems have grown. Planes Trains Automobiles.
What has government invented? What do they produce? How much profit do they generate? What percent of the wages government workers collect comes from other than the generosity of the public and instead, from the profits? Zero.
No direct mention in the constitution of ~problem solving~ being the purpose of government. Government has a purpose.
It's too bad they won't do their job.
Since he was shoved out. Electricity. An industrial complex. Agricultural plenty. Huge banking and investment systems have grown. Planes Trains Automobiles.
What has government invented? What do they produce? How much profit do they generate? What percent of the wages government workers collect comes from other than the generosity of the public and instead, from the profits? Zero.
No direct mention in the constitution of ~problem solving~ being the purpose of government. Government has a purpose.
It's too bad they won't do their job.