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On 5/12/2025 11:29 PM, Frank Krygowski wrote:First, it takes a large administration to run a large institution, and a very large administration to run a large country. I doubt there are any exceptions. And in any large administation you'll be able to find examples of anything - competence, incompetence, stupidity, brilliance. Isn't "we have one of everything" one of your talking points?On 5/12/2025 6:05 PM, AMuzi wrote:Well, yes, your term 'crazy incompetence' pervades governments (not only US Federal government!) in every administration. Hayek brilliantly wrote on the inherent failures of large bureaucracies, by their nature, well before key exemplars were born!On 5/12/2025 1:33 PM, Frank Krygowski wrote:>>Pick an administration. Any administration. Select any of myriad examples of 'crazy incompetence'.
But Mr. Timid Tricyclist just won't let it go. It allows him to hide from discussing the current administration's crazy incompetence. What a dupe.
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USS Gettysburg shot down a fighter from her own carrier group (USS Truman) in the Biden administration in December.
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Then USS Truman lost two fighters overboard (one from sliding tow vehicle in April, one landing arrest failure in May.) in the 2d Trump administration.
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https://www.businessinsider.com/us-navy-aircraft-carrier- red-sea- lost- another-super-hornet-2025-5?op=1
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One never runs out of examples.
Is each military mishap the fault of an executive administration? I'd think that even the appointment of, say, a low experience drunken Fox network personality would require quite a bit of time to noticeably affect the competence of the world's largest military.
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Appointing an egotistical and inexperienced cyber dude to pull in other cyber dudes with no relevant qualifications, to hack away randomly at every possible government agency, firing then rehiring hundreds or thousands of competent workers? That's administrative incompetence - one example among many.
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