Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Lies about Project 2025" video.

Muh dogwhistles.
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 @lexslate2476 Job growth measured relatively to what? Of course jobs grew after lockdowns ended.
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 @clarencek3658 If you want to look through any cabinet with a fine tooth comb you're gonna find despicable people.
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@tristqnejdjeh7278 Here in Europe opinions are split on the pope too.
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@UnfollowYourDreams Typically? No. They are mandated to perform minimum services. Otherwise hospitals, police, public transportation would shut down. Have you ever watched the news from around the world? This is a frequent tug of war in many countries, as police forces are stretched thin and underpaid, doctors and nurses in the public sector are shifting to private, etc.
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@jdotoz I don't want to make assumptions but that's the kind of first order analysis I'd except from a teenager. Yes, the government is powerful but elections and issues such as constitutionality provide a braking force that prevent abuse of government workers. If anything, in the developed world a government job is typically seen as a good gig. While you make more in the private sector in government it's incredibly rare for layoffs to happen, they typically get the most paid time off and holidays. There's hardly any reason to abuse government workers, because they and their families will vote for change in leadership out of spite, but also because the public doesn't want to see government services cut as a result. On the other hand, public sector workers can easily damage the reputation of a government and trigger an electoral loss to the administration with little to no personal consequences. The strikers could just return to work and the new government pass legislation to "reward" them.
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