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Team Trump Panics as “Hell” Breaks Loose in Elon Musk’s Voting Plan
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It always cracks me up when people say private companies can do the job better with less regulation. Most businesses fail and the news is constantly full of stories about fraud.
And more often than not, these companies rely on handouts from the government anyway.
Especially if they are rich enough to buy the necessary politicians. Like Phoney Stark is.
Especially these people indeed, it's one of the reasons they get so rich in the first place.
And toxic shit and doors flying off of planes and stuff. But I guess the top ones got a little more money out of it for a quarter or two I guess...
Just gotta work in a big enough company to realize that it's no more efficient than the public sector. Compared to a business with 50 employees and a single boss? Sure, private sector is much more agile. Public services in the US have over 20 millions employees with about 3 millions for the federal government, what company has that many so we can compare apples to apples? Hint: None, Walmart is the biggest at 2 million employees.