Sunday, April 23, 2006
Can These People Even Tell the Truth?
About anything?
They are so dishonest, the members of the administration, and their lackeys and enablers and courtiers.
On one hand, Bush for some unfathomable reason wants government credit for the iPod. Of course it would be too subtle a point, given partisan dementia and intellectual limitations to explain that in the tech world, very little is assembled from scratch. More it's a matter of slapping existing pieces together.
On the other hand, he and the wingnuts also want the web to be far less free than it is.
So is a government role around the cutting edge beneficial or something to be avoided?
History, for the fact-based, says Yes, government has frequently jump-started new technologies.
But then, our leaders don't believe in reality....
They are so dishonest, the members of the administration, and their lackeys and enablers and courtiers.
On one hand, Bush for some unfathomable reason wants government credit for the iPod. Of course it would be too subtle a point, given partisan dementia and intellectual limitations to explain that in the tech world, very little is assembled from scratch. More it's a matter of slapping existing pieces together.
On the other hand, he and the wingnuts also want the web to be far less free than it is.
So is a government role around the cutting edge beneficial or something to be avoided?
History, for the fact-based, says Yes, government has frequently jump-started new technologies.
But then, our leaders don't believe in reality....
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