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WhyCzar said:
The government workers will be fine.
The entire public sector, cushioned by cost-of-living raises, lifetime benefits, and golden pensions, will be fine.
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Yeah, layoffs and restructuring never happen in the civil service. :cautious: :rolleyes:

I am the son of a civil servant and believe me, he was not living a cushy life. We were lower middle-class and certainly not living high off the hog. Sure there's top civil servants and political appointees who do very well for themselves and fit this profile. But a lot of the workers in the trenches are no different from any other unionized white collar workers. And if the economy tanks and the government has to make cuts, you can be sure its those workers who will take the brunt of it, not the politicians and their appointees.
 
Remember who the MAN's best friends are ... and "in counter" who he finds nasty (mostly traditional allies) ...

How much of the west do his best friends already own because of foreign investment freedoms for wealth the West, given the difficulty of retrieving those investment funds?

Is there considerable blind incentive that are destructive to the little people? Where will the little people go? Fertilizer for the forest that shall expand and enclose the settlements in vegetation ... a great story to log into the unconscious mind (abstract).

I have observed many people that do not believe in anything beyond the "visible" absolute ... and thus no Dark Matter ... thus no struggle? In such acceptance there is no struggle, there can be no bother, concern, fear, trouble, etc. There seems to be considerable blindless or obscurity here if you do not sense the corporate avarice. Can one be blind to those that do not see you are critical to the network? Thus broken sectors ... no serendipity ... unless you sit so high you can't see your bottom side as something delinquent in necessities?

Imagine a brain-mind drain attached to:
  1. Food
  2. Shelter
  3. Clothing
  4. Health Maintenance
  5. Education (familiarity with what is unknown and dark/abstract)
  6. Desire for the former quintessence?
  7. Does light come on in the obscure, dark and abstract indicating some absolute beast withing?
In some traditions physical power is absolute, in others, it is the power of familiarity with a strange bugger that you've allowed in the democratic system that is really something else that it appears. That has a certain incarnate aspect of an emperor sliding into a democratic position that is a shaft in the butt of demos ... and thus appearances of a poor man in a tree ... or shafted by the trunk ... and no one saw the thing growing ... OA*kay as we listen to the cicada between the ears ...?
Now again on that manifestation of power generally is wealth, gold, silver, shekel as the sol' drains in relaxation ... and one wonders how a brain relaxation (knowledge process) undermines the Heir Up in Heidi, Shootout at Oak Aye Corral (nun) as the principles are shot down!

Such is the path that a geal deal comes to us ... merde?

Do we have counter forces here; merde against brains ... and thus some fertility and also considerable rough/ruff for the golp*hare ... that do deposit nodules ... wholly beast as the Wu Lai dancers?

Are there a populace that cannot see this and thus are blinded by some sort of gold?

Complex? Nome rde ... and dependant on how you separate the crap ...

Is there a domestic democracy that is at home in any nation ... expect rogue domestication ... out liars?
 
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Is stability desired by authority? The odds tend to bad chance even if quantum is denied ... because the numbers scare sol devices when al*one ...

So L'ill qui ... qui is the question ... no question? What would you know if you didn't ...

In short why the little folk are stunned ...
 
WhyCzar said:
The politicians who make those decisions will not have to face the consequences of them.
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Never up there (usually) for they are to far out of t'ouche of the bottom line pain ... that's the nature of rapture and a large gap ... somewhere ... leaves room for th' ought to be gathered as primarily lost!
 
Technically they do next election, but only if the voters choose to hold them accountable. That's the theory anyhow. It works only up to a point, though, I find.
 
Mendalla said:
Yeah, layoffs and restructuring never happen in the civil service. :cautious: :rolleyes:

I am the son of a civil servant and believe me, he was not living a cushy life. We were lower middle-class and certainly not living high off the hog. Sure there's top civil servants and political appointees who do very well for themselves and fit this profile. But a lot of the workers in the trenches are no different from any other unionized white collar workers. And if the economy tanks and the government has to make cuts, you can be sure its those workers who will take the brunt of it, not the politicians and their appointees.
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Think it's generally thought that civil servants do mighty well - certainly better than those in the private sector. It's possible that's just a myth. I had an uncle and an aunt who were civil servants. Neither was rich, but both were upper middle class. If you want to try "not living a cushy life," try he ng the child of a non-famous entertainer
 
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