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Fascinating, then, how the head of DOGE has deep financial interests in China. It’s really not out of bounds to suggest that his benefactors could’ve pulled so
by saturdaysaint 1y ago
Fascinating, then, how the head of DOGE has deep financial interests in China. It’s really not out of bounds to suggest that his benefactors could’ve pulled some strings to kneecap the US.
- ToucanLoucan 1y agoNever attribute to malice what is equally explained by incompetence, and these morons have been openly saying this is what they want to do for years. We’re so unbelievably fucked.
- __MatrixMan__ 1y agoBut it's not equally explained by incompetence. One does not accidentally orchestrate such a clean handoff to their competitor.
- Loughla 1y agoNo. No. That no longer applies, and I would argue never applies to a publicly funded entity like the federal government. When you're spending public dollars there is zero difference between incompetence and malice. This administration has shown that it absolutely isn't incompetent. It's getting stuff done. Which means it's malice. Guaranteed. We're watching a self made disaster where few will profit, but will profit ENORMOUSLY.
- sudoshred 1y agoThe public officials have a vested interest in appearing incompetent, for legal reasons. Examine the incentives to understand the behavior.