I apologize in advance for sounding a little tech bro with this but follow me. I read something Jeff Bezos once said something to the effect of us having a good quarter (at Amazon) had nothing to do with us having a good quarter but the decisions we were making the quarter 1/n
the year, and the years before the quarter where good results get announced. Why am I saying this? So many of the "problems" we have right now are structural. For years, the only solution and political thought was cozy up to China and no thought was given to things like 2/n
We should probably ensure a stable supply of drugs beyond one state much less an adversarial one. If you did anything but go along with that wisdom you were shouted down as a crank. Look at other aspects of this crisis and you see the same thing. For years, the administrative 3/n
Has become more and more dominant. If you are against the never ending expansion of the administrative state you must hate babies and kick puppies for a hobby. Well, I hope your happy now that your facing the grossly excessive administrative state, you got what you asked 4/n
For that people warned you about. What boggles my mind is that everyone that did all of this is looking around at other people sayin "wasn't me." Being an Acela Corridor pundit must be a great job because there are truly never any consequences to the decisions. You want 5/n
accuse everyone who says we should reign in the regulatory state of being a puppy kicker, then deal with the reality of what you advocated for. Most of what we are dealing with are structural issues here. We need to rethink our approaches here.
