Does the socialist dream involve being willing to die for America?
Nope.
The consistently substandard care given to veterans is because it is a government bureaucracy. And by definition, this means it’s inefficient, corrupt, and uncaring.
That’s the reality of the problem.
>Does the socialist dream involve being willing to die for America?
>Nope.
No, it doesn’t.
But that is why I qualified myself saying “in a manner of speaking.”
>The consistently substandard care given to veterans is because it is a government bureaucracy. And by definition, this means it’s inefficient, corrupt, and uncaring.
>That’s the reality of the problem.
That’s an apt description of both the Judiciary and Executive branches of government... which are, incidentally, the two most drunk-on-power. (The legislative has some buracracy too, but far less comparatively.)
(The Legislature’s been relatively ball-less, and hearing that they intend to make a stand on not raising the debt ceiling is a good sign that perhaps they are finding their testicles. If they should continue on we may even see impeachments of the judiciary, which power the Legislature has.)