I've read it, but I think it's the same thing. Serving the goal and serving the bureaucracy is the same thing, because the founding goals of the bureaucracy are the role of it's existence, so of course they will serve the bureaucracy to further those goals.
For example the tax agency was set up to collect taxes. So obviously the taxman will believe both in taxation and in the agency. Without taxation, there is no taxman, and he loses his job, and he also needs the agency to do his theft job. So it's the same thing.
yup...and when polio was defeated..what happened to the 'march of dimes'?
Oh..the horror...mission accomplished! We are no longer needed!! (said no burro crazy...EVER!)
Thats true, a bureaucracy was never dismantled in the history of politics. They were either overthrown or the country ceased to exist.
Even if it's a completely useless bureaucracy, like some postal standard inspection or something like that. The bureaucrat will defend his job with his life instead of releasing the taxpayers of this stupid burden.
That might be true most of the time but this time it isn't, they are actively pursuing Nazi policies.
Basically: "By the Nazis, Of the Nazis, For the Nazis"
The tyranny in europe and their policies match almost exactly that of the Nazi agenda.
why do you say it's not true? The Nazi's had a HUGE burro crazy.
I don't think I understand what the "The Iron Law of Bureaucracy" means.
I think it's the same thing, their founding ideologies are the main role of the bureaucracy. So the two things are not opposite, it's the same thing.
that's why I included the link.
read gwasshoppah...and understand.
I've read it, but I think it's the same thing. Serving the goal and serving the bureaucracy is the same thing, because the founding goals of the bureaucracy are the role of it's existence, so of course they will serve the bureaucracy to further those goals.
For example the tax agency was set up to collect taxes. So obviously the taxman will believe both in taxation and in the agency. Without taxation, there is no taxman, and he loses his job, and he also needs the agency to do his theft job. So it's the same thing.
yup...and when polio was defeated..what happened to the 'march of dimes'?
Oh..the horror...mission accomplished! We are no longer needed!! (said no burro crazy...EVER!)
Thats true, a bureaucracy was never dismantled in the history of politics. They were either overthrown or the country ceased to exist.
Even if it's a completely useless bureaucracy, like some postal standard inspection or something like that. The bureaucrat will defend his job with his life instead of releasing the taxpayers of this stupid burden.
yup