They don’t measure outcomes. They don’t track success.
And they have the audacity to demand more.
More taxes. More compliance. More trust.
Nothing gets better. The systems don’t work. The bills just get bigger.
If this were a business, it would be called fraud. It would die.
If this were a person, it would be called addiction. You’d go bankrupt.
But when government does it, we’re told it’s “necessary.”
You wouldn’t trust your parents with a blank check. You wouldn’t trust a stranger with your wallet. Yet you’re told to trust politicians with trillions or be shamed as immoral.
Its extortion.
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They don’t know where the money goes.
They don’t measure outcomes.
They don’t track success.
And they have the audacity to demand more.
More taxes.
More compliance.
More trust.
Nothing gets better. The systems don’t work. The bills just get bigger.
If this were a business, it would be called fraud. It would die.
If this were a person, it would be called addiction. You’d go bankrupt.
But when government does it, we’re told it’s “necessary.”
You wouldn’t trust your parents with a blank check.
You wouldn’t trust a stranger with your wallet.
Yet you’re told to trust politicians with trillions or be shamed as immoral.
Its extortion.