It's not perhaps. Private industry must refrain from waste, or that private industry fails.
Yeah, right. Private industry wastes gobs of money, and the bigger the company the more they waste. This only holds true for companies in real competitive markets with strong price pressure.
The difference is that the Canadians don't know any better while the Americans don't have much of a choice, given that we tend to be world police.
Yeah, all that money bombing Iraq was definitely money much better spent then on something like those clueless Canadians might spend it on. I mean, doctors for the poor? Pfft. That's completely useless when there's places completely uninvolved with Al Qaeda to blow up!
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Yeah, right. Private industry wastes gobs of money, and the bigger the company the more they waste. This only holds true for companies in real competitive markets with strong price pressure.
The difference is that the Canadians don't know any better while the Americans don't have much of a choice, given that we tend to be world police.
Yeah, all that money bombing Iraq was definitely money much better spent then on something like those clueless Canadians might spend it on. I mean, doctors for the poor? Pfft. That's completely useless when there's places completely uninvolved with Al Qaeda to blow up!