How To Fix The Government
The ever wise Sir Phoenix C. Robinson tells of a perfect government model.
The ever wise Sir Phoenix C. Robinson tells of a perfect government model.
I, the Designated Local Genius of Grants Pass, have an idea. The biggest complaints of every single American all come down to one source. The Government. From egg prices, to new diseases, to waiting in line to get your groceries for too long. It all boils down to the lack of action taken by the government. Fortunately, I have an IQ of 340 and 3/4ths, so I know how to solve it.
Recently, there have been a whole lot of headlines about Signal group (NYT) chat leaks-- one of many examples of the inefficiencies of the government. To stop China from intercepting our chat logs, long phone calls, and contact lists, we just have to choose a different way to communicate. There are two possible options to do this: analog and digital. The analog method is to change all government communication to tin cans and yarn. The digital method is to change all government communication to Instagram. Of course, the digital method is a bit more efficient and significantly cheaper, but it still makes us vulnerable to hacking. My counter to that is sending secretly coded messages disguised as brain rot reels. Our foreign adversaries simply cannot understand the complex, mind-melting digital culture that we have handcrafted for as long as the internet’s existed. By using codes, AI slop content, and bright flashing effects, we can deter any possible chance of having our communications intercepted. The analog method explains itself. There is no way that anybody could listen in when we are playing the longest-ranged game of telephone.
The biggest part of the Trump administration’s platform is to eliminate government inefficiency by cutting the budget for everything. I have some innovative ideas to help with that. While these ideas may result in skilled federal employees becoming homeless and broke, don’t act like it’s anything new. Unlike the administration currently, my idea will help replace them instead of eradicating the positions entirely. Now what is this genius idea, you may ask? Outsourcing. These days, everything in America has been outsourced to other countries. Why not our government? My proposal will remove the pesky necessity of giving benefits and paying low wages to federal employees. With outsourcing, we can pay below minimum wage! Just think about it. Every time it’s tax day, some random office in New Delhi will be ensuring your results are up to standards. Trying to land at an airport? Trained Air Traffic Controllers are just too pricey, so we hired a bunch of gamers from Nigeria who play flight sims. While these ideas would likely not align with Trump’s agenda for a multitude of reasons, it is undeniable that this would not only fulfill work requirements, but it would be cheaper, too.
As previously mentioned, the Trump administration loves budget cuts, but they also love talking about how they fix the economy. I know how to fix the economy better than a trade war, and it’s called printing money. How great would it be if everybody in America was no longer poor and instead they all had tens of millions of dollars? Very great. America would be made great again by giving the homeless millions of dollars. The middle class would get a few million dollars but not as many. And the billionaires? They will get trillions of dollars. You may ask: why give the billionaires even more money than they have? That is for you to figure out.
In conclusion, to fix America and the government, we must implement tin cans with yarn and Instagram reels for our secure communications. To fix our budgetary crisis with paying “federal employees,” we need to outsource to less developed countries. And to fix our economy, we need to give everybody millions of dollars at the minimum. I hope you join me in petitioning the country to force these brilliant changes on our government.
Interview with Sir Phoenix C. Robinson
New York Times - Signal