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No one is going to do anything about this :marseydeadinside2:

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Please, Big Government! :marseybegging: Please waste more money behind the scenes. :marseybottom: We don't want to know how much you're wasting, or who's getting paid off in roundabout ways. :!marseyno: We only want you to keep spending our money for your own personal gains. :marseythumbsup:

!neolibs !freemarket, dare to disagree with me? :marseypathetic:

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Holy moly Ubie got 'em upsetti

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!dramatards come look :marseyopera:

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hes cutting the shit that (mostly) isnt bloat, the us government hasnt grown in number of employees since like the 70s, the bloat is in contractors and even that is a drop in the bucket compared to entitlements, if he cuts half the federal work force he's cutting like 2% of the budget, if he cuts all foreign aid that less than 1%, they dont want to make cuts where they'd actually matter and their voters are easily dazzled by bullshit so they will never have to

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It has increased:

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2025/01/07/what-the-data-says-about-federal-workers/#how-has-the-number-of-federal-workers-changed-over-time

You can make the per capita argument, and that's cute, but it doesn't explain why government has been so stagnant in productivity.

They're decreasing the growth rate of employment. I assume it's partly because throwing more people at the problem hasn't made government more efficient. If you keep hiring ahit employees, you won't get higher productivity. It's a long-term concern.

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I'm sure all the redditors would be perfectly happy if Elon immediately tried to cut entitlements...

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Do you think it's reasonable that there's a limit on how many feds can retire because their resignation papers must be stored in a mine? You don't think all government payments should be IDed, labeled and justified?

I just don't understand how someone can listen to this and think that what is happening is bad

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