Quote Originally Posted by Richard View Post
That’s as bad as the Flint water thing,somebody has to be accountable in these things,but nobody seems to want to be in the buck stops here line.

Notice how the blame is placed on the computer,it’s a machine and actual human beings knew what was happening and did nothing,it shows how evil people really are.

I agree on the made whole x2 but it would never replace what those people went through at that time.

It would stand to reason that many cases were highly documented,somebody needs to be held accountable,because they were.

This is where we are at now,machines determine our fate without human intervention,but with no skynet to take out.
Much worse than Flint. In retrospect, the Flint problem was obvious -- but at the time is to likely hard to see. Water quality is hard to measure.

But unemployment insurance? Seems easy by comparison. A review of any case should have been all the sunlight needed. That it didn't happen is an indictment of either individuals, or the system.

So tell me. Why do we assume that monopoly public schools are necessarily any better. We get crap results -- but instead of encouraging more entrants [[charters), we somehow think more money is the solution. Was the solution to put more money into the unemployment review system?