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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]to the muskrats,

I have worked as a contractor for multiple government agencies.

Every agency is filled with waste.  Every agency.

And every federal worker will say they are working so hard, every federal worker.

[b]Meanwhile they never work on weekends, or work late during the week.   They will be there from 7 to 3:15 and do the absolute minimum of work.   You could fire 50% of the workers and the agency will work BETTER!. [/b]

Be respectful and be kind, but most of america wants significant reductions in the waste in government.

for every action, think, is it fair for a single parent with a child, struggling to make ends meet, have their taxes go to this federal mission.   stop the waste, help the middle class , that is being kind and respectful. [/quote]

I've been married to a federal worker for 25 years and I wish that were true. He works almost every weekend at home, he's had to go into the office more weekend than I can count, he's worked on vacations, he loses some of his PTO every year because he can't take it all, he didn't get to take any paternity leave with our second kid...  And he could be making 3-4x his government salary in the private sector, because he is capped like all federal workers--he didn't even get a raise for many years because the federal schedule didn't budge. So I do mean this most sincerely, f*ck you and everyone else who thinks like you and/or voted for Trump. [/quote]

Sounds like he will do quite well in the private sector.. What are you worried about? People like this who are also skilled and hard working will likely make more money and come out ahead. His "stability" and "security" handcuffs now removed[/quote]

Will you buy him a unicorn, too?[/quote]

He sounds skilled and hard working.  He will be ok without a need for unicorns.  It's how we all survived all these decades through multiple economic downfalls, companies getting dissolved, merged, re-organized, jobs being outsourced, insourced, no pensions, crappy $$$ big deductible health plans, constant layoffs for no reason having nothing to do with one's performance, office relocations, changing of the already sad cube farms into the sweatshop like open floor plans, and dealing with a revolving door of higher level execs and bosses with their own agendas and "staff changes".[/quote]

Welcome to the real world, my friends.  I am sorry your bubble is the last one to burst.  Ours burst in early 2000s... We had been fighting for crumbs ever since competing for jobs with the entire world and dealing with newer and more oppressive "productivity" measures and surveillance, turning even the most creative jobs into mindless grind.   [b]Don't tell me you didn't vote for this, because you did.  Democratic party was as eager of a participant in what you see unfolding now as you could possibly imagine.  [/b]

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Please learn to speak and think with your head and not your backside. No dems voted for fascism. And if you're pleased that the standards are being lowered instead of raised, and more "grind" is being prescribed instead of better work environments, bro, that's Trump. That's your guy. You did this.

Sit with your decisions instead of continuing to blame literally everyone but the person calling the damned shots! [/quote]

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