I know a lot of people
who work for the government, in both elected and appointed positions, in and out of D.C. The vast majority of them are honest, hard-working, passionate people who care very much about what they're doing.
I've met a couple of presidents, and vice-Presidnets, many senators, FBI agents, on and on. I've even work with the DEA, and once for another, somewhat more clandestine agency. I've even received personal Christmas and birthday cards from one President.
I also know quite a number of people who work for Homeland Security, the NSA, and the CIA, not to mention a couple of governors.
The is such a thing as a crapped on, passed over bureaucrat, but they're the ones you don't want to talk to, and I don't know any of them who work for Homeland Security.
Sounds like you need to actually get out of the house and meet some real people with real jobs.
And teh spelling comment may be generic and unoriginal, but it still applies. It's real difficult to take anyone seriously who can't spell, and who doesn't know when to use "that," and when to use "who."
How can anyone take your comments about bureaucrats and bureaucracy seriously when you can't spell either word?
nicegrrl said:
"Oh, really?
Those "crapped on passed over beurocrats" hold the security of this country in their hands. You better respect their brains!
Geez, what a crappy statement to make...."
Ummm, ok. Do you know anyone that works in DC or in beurocracy?
Seriously, grow up.