Listen to me fuss and blither. Maybe you are right. Maybe I'm stupid. I feel insecure and uncertain when left-handedly discussing Steve Bannon's big bomb, the term 'administrative deconstruction.'
A shift in administrative attitudes, from obstructionist to cheerfully networking, may be a step towards socio-economic rejuvenation. If it was as easy as hiring a motivational speaker, great things would have happened while comedian Chris Farley was still alive, mocking motivational speakers, in the 1980s. SNL. Politicians have hired enough consultants to build a bon fire for Washington cannibals, People have been negotiating their little ass off. A careful process of disassembling partisan political structures was in order decades ago, and so far, no one I know of pulled it off, let alone even suggested it.
I like the idea. Pittsburgh should have performed it decades ago. Instead, it conserved what little economy and culture was left of the steel mill days, all the while doling resources to friends and relatives of the establishment, a febrile, crooked, dim one. It took forever to initiate a revitalization, and my take on it is that it should start failing in few years. We don't produce shit. It's all service industry. Most of it is tax subsidized. We network like assholes. Now would be a grand time to deconstruct partisan politics at the local level.
I'm conjecturing that if the Trump Brand deconstructs a partisan system of quid pro quo, this will reduce obstruction to economic growth in the private sector. It could increase efficiency and reduce operating cost. Free market econ opens opportunity. Regulation inhibits it. So does affirmative action. And torts. People have been carping about tort reform shit since the motherfucking Edsel. If, like now, social economies inhibit free market methods, such as through taxes, intervention and regulation, it may be effective to apply administrative deconstruction. Nobody wants to be a lousy mean bastard, just less amenable to outside intervention. This is part and parcel to conservative isolationist philosophy, which dear Trump is currently being accused of, in the media, of being. If the media crap is true, so may be my bullshit. Shazam! Excelsior!
A shift in administrative attitudes, from obstructionist to cheerfully networking, may be a step towards socio-economic rejuvenation. If it was as easy as hiring a motivational speaker, great things would have happened while comedian Chris Farley was still alive, mocking motivational speakers, in the 1980s. SNL. Politicians have hired enough consultants to build a bon fire for Washington cannibals, People have been negotiating their little ass off. A careful process of disassembling partisan political structures was in order decades ago, and so far, no one I know of pulled it off, let alone even suggested it.
I like the idea. Pittsburgh should have performed it decades ago. Instead, it conserved what little economy and culture was left of the steel mill days, all the while doling resources to friends and relatives of the establishment, a febrile, crooked, dim one. It took forever to initiate a revitalization, and my take on it is that it should start failing in few years. We don't produce shit. It's all service industry. Most of it is tax subsidized. We network like assholes. Now would be a grand time to deconstruct partisan politics at the local level.
I'm conjecturing that if the Trump Brand deconstructs a partisan system of quid pro quo, this will reduce obstruction to economic growth in the private sector. It could increase efficiency and reduce operating cost. Free market econ opens opportunity. Regulation inhibits it. So does affirmative action. And torts. People have been carping about tort reform shit since the motherfucking Edsel. If, like now, social economies inhibit free market methods, such as through taxes, intervention and regulation, it may be effective to apply administrative deconstruction. Nobody wants to be a lousy mean bastard, just less amenable to outside intervention. This is part and parcel to conservative isolationist philosophy, which dear Trump is currently being accused of, in the media, of being. If the media crap is true, so may be my bullshit. Shazam! Excelsior!
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