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The military spends money on military bases. People lost unnecessary jobs... So military spending can be wasteful. I thought we agreed that a whole bunch of money thrown at any agency by the govt. will produce waste. There are a heck of a lot of good underpaid men and women that deserve more money that do some of the most difficult work of any US citizen. They risk their mental health, their family structure- it is a gigantic sacrifice. And there are a hell of a lot of wasteful paper pushers in the military. I know some of them. In the reserves especially. In general, as institutions get larger and complex, oversight gets more difficult and waste occurs. This is why I personally am so fond of small businesses (like you run). |
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An entirely free market system does not exist in this country and never has. The government has always been involved in economic affairs varying in degree. At certain points in our history the economy has cratered and debates rage over the extent of government involvement in economic issues. A spectrum of beliefs reveal themselves. The extremes: RIGHT: Too much government involvement fostered, ignited, created an economic downturn and more government involvement will prolong, or even irreparably damage the economy. LEFT: The market in this country is unable to regulate itself and the government has a major responsibility to restore the economy through whatever means necessary. Massive government intervention is not only necessary, but a duty. Our country needs a much more socialistic flavor. If anyone wishes to push the extremes out further, please do. |
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a spectrum. I think it is a good summary. Primarily because I wrote it. |
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