The "unelected beaurocrats" are the people doing the jobs our elected lawmakers created as they implemented the ideas you backed by voting for them. If you want the government to work the way you intend, you have to fill out more than one entry on the ballot.
@StephenM Funny, the US used to believe that helping nations defend "American" ideals like freedom was a great way to create alliances, treaties, and trade agreements. Decades of which proved true. Now we side with the agressor and you act like that is beneficial.
After years of Republicans talking about “freedom,” is there ONE Republican in Congress prepared to stand with Ukraine and democracy?
Or do they ALL agree with Trump that Vladimir Putin, a blood-thirsty dictator, is our ally in this horrific war that he started.
It is becoming evident that many people have such a small understanding of the world. Isolationism and transactional thinking is short-sighted and foolish. The illusion that the US supports freedom throughout the world fell apart today.
@_rathbone I mean, when the guy who wrote the book on it includes a chapter about how it only works if the people who benefit are inherently beneficent, then follows up with another book to focus on that one idea, maybe it's not a perfect system.
It is okay to not understand something. It is not okay to attack something because you don't understand it. Knowledgable people aren't your enemy, ignorance is.
So many people who are upset because times are getting harder falling in line thinking the ultra wealthy are going to save them and not realizing our government became progressive because some generations knew the ultra wealthy were the problem.
@DeeEmSteve Got a set of black and reds with 3d6 that looking back were obviously out of balance. My friends used to believe I lied about them so I quite using them until one night a dm was using a gambling npc to take everybody's gear. So I broke them out and got two 18s and a 17 in a row.