re: #285 Varek Raith

Some say you can find someone to say anything.

Do you believe government is efficient?

Suppose I need a hammer. I go to the store and buy a hammer.

When government needs a hammer, there is a request submitted. That request is then looked at by a supervisor. If passed on, that approved request is passed on to the purchasing dept. They pass the request on to the warehouse of hammers or to a manufacturer who fill send the hammer when there are enough hammers to send. Then, the appropriate agency will advise the hammer is available and will be shipped to a local facility where it will then be shipped again or available for pickup.

Then the user will efficiently use the hammer (hopefully). and not lost it and thus start the process all over again.

I could go on but you get the point. And yes, this is how much of government works. My problem isn’t with the end user. My problem is with just about everyone else along the way.