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That’s a great question to ask. And if it were the question being asked by the new folks in charge that would be pretty great. Instead we’ve got drunk toddlers smashing valuable things with a baseball bat. I’m not sure that’s an improvement over the status quo.

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> drunk toddlers smashing valuable things with a baseball bat

Believing your own government does such things seems extreme. Where did you hear that? Is that source (or sources) believable, and non-partisan? Have those sources pushed any other obviously false, now-debunked, partisan stories in the past?

Where do you see an ordered, thoughtful, deliberate process taking place here? Is that source (or sources) believable, and non-partisan?

Nowhere – I don’t follow the issue. The question was for those people who are somehow convinced that it’s complete chaos. In my experience, complete chaos is very rare, but fake reports of chaos in every field are a daily occurrence. If you believe every report of chaos that comes along, you’ll believe the world is ending every day. Which it obviously has not, yet. It follows that most reports of chaos are always false. Therefore, if you believe that some specific issue is really as chaotic as reported, you’ll have to have some pretty good sources to back that up.

How chaotic does https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4g3nrx1dq5o sound to you?

> Nowhere – I don’t follow the issue.

Why are you commenting if you have no interest in informing your self?

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