Law Trump Officials Fire, Swiftly Rehire, Overseers of U.S. Nuclear Stockpile

[LeonardoBjj]

so they really can't find the employees they fired? they have no record of their own employees?

- We usually to actualize every 12 months or so, people can change phone numbers, houses, emails in that time. Pretty amateurish error.

 

[Limbo Pete]

so they really can't find the employees they fired? they have no record of their own employees?

I mean, they were incompetent enough to arbitrarily fire them to begin with, and that's without even understanding who they were or what their job was. But I'm sure the 20 year old Elonling responsible is trying his hardest to reach them all through Discord.

 

[nixkid]

The left can't meme, so they just try to steal conservative ones instead.

Stop being a NPC of you don't want to be called one.

It's not a good thing that he did something incredibly stupid and dangerous just because he changed his mind. Do you know how stupid that sounds? It's not like he left the toilet seat up. This is an easily avoidable mistake if you aren't a complete moron and spend more than a couple of minutes thinking about it.

"Should we hastily fire hundreds of people in the agency that oversees the nuclear stockpile without fully understanding what those people do?"

That question has a dead simple, common sense answer. If you answer yes to that question then you are an idiot. It doesn't matter if someone was able to talk you off the ledge afterwards.

And they probably needed a room full of people to convince this dumbass that he was about to cause a nuclear holocaust.

 

[Deorum]

Where is the Energy Secretary, and who ordered Teresa Robbins to carry these firings out? How the fuck could they not know what the NNSA is and what it does?

Yeah, that's why I asked. Thanks, Stephen.

Fire Him.

Yeah but economically sustainable... for who? Big business mineral rights don't give a fuck about how well national parks work for the country as a whole; if it can be bought and plunder for narrow corporate gain, then that's about all there is to it.

It can't.

 

[DoctorTaco]

So he corrected course instead of doubling down on what he perceived to be a mistake? Not seeing the issue here

You’re describing the absolute bare minimum in a situation like this.

“He tried to quickly fix his fuck up instead of digging in his heels and making it worse, Bro.”

A line in the article sums up why people are making a big deal out of this:
“The nuclear deterrent is the backbone of American security and stability—period. For there to be any even very small holes poked even in the maintenance of that deterrent should be extremely frightening to people.”

 

[Contempt]

Stop being a NPC of you don't want to be called one.

It's not a good thing that he did something incredibly stupid and dangerous just because he changed his mind. Do you know how stupid that sounds? It's not like he left the toilet seat up. This is an easily avoidable mistake if you aren't a complete moron and spend more than a couple of minutes thinking about it.

"Should we hastily fire hundreds of people in the agency that oversees the nuclear stockpile without fully understanding what those people do?"

That question has a dead simple, common sense answer. If you answer yes to that question then you are an idiot. It doesn't matter if someone was able to talk you off the ledge afterwards.

And they probably needed a room full of people to convince this dumbass that he was about to cause a nuclear holocaust.

If you honestly believe that you can make large scale changes as they are and it all go 100% smoothly without issue, then you're functionally retarded. The important thing is that they very quickly realised the issue and fixed it.

Nuclear holocaust? Where's you hear that CNN? Jesus, you think the nuclear stockpile just spontaneously detonates or fires at another country in under 24 hours with a reduced workforce overseeing it? That's called being utterly hysterical... and you dorks on the left wonder why we call you NPC's

 

[Hellowhosthat]

So we have a leftist circle jerk over a mistake being corrected? Jeepers, this will be a long 4 years for you guys if this is what you throw tantrums over.

I think a big issue is that you might have a lot of experienced government workers looking for other jobs at the moment because they don't feel secure in their positions.

 

[Hellowhosthat]

If you honestly believe that you can make large scale changes as they are and it all go 100% smoothly without issue, then you're functionally retarded. The important thing is that they very quickly realised the issue and fixed it.

Nuclear holocaust? Where's you hear that CNN? Jesus, you think the nuclear stockpile just spontaneously detonates or fires at another country in under 24 hours with a reduced workforce overseeing it? That's called being utterly hysterical... and you dorks on the left wonder why we call you NPC's

The issue is they're doing it too quickly. They've barely taken over and are gutting things. Where's the research?

 

[Cid]

If you honestly believe that you can make large scale changes as they are and it all go 100% smoothly without issue, then you're functionally retarded. The important thing is that they very quickly realised the issue and fixed it.

Nuclear holocaust? Where's you hear that CNN? Jesus, you think the nuclear stockpile just spontaneously detonates or fires at another country in under 24 hours with a reduced workforce overseeing it? That's called being utterly hysterical... and you dorks on the left wonder why we call you NPC's

Cope harder loser.

 

[DoctorTaco]

I think a big issue is that you might have a lot of experienced government workers looking for other jobs at the moment because they don't feel secure in their positions.

Or more willing to be compromised

 

[Contempt]

Cope harder loser.

It's called logic, retard. You might want to try it some time... then again, if you did, you wouldn't be a leftist.

 

[Contempt]

The issue is they're doing it too quickly. They've barely taken over and are gutting things. Where's the research?

It's called an audit - the DOGE boys are in there doing it currently.

 

[ShadowRun]

Nice to see correct action and accountability happening. I remember the Afghan disastrous withdraw, no one was held accountable and lives were actually lost due to poor planning of logistics.

Then Biden and others came out called it a great withdraw and any criticism was placed on Trump, for the record Trump brokered the deal, Biden sat on it was not sure what he was going to do. He didn't follow Trumps plans and had his people make the withdraw plans and how it would go down.

 

[Hellowhosthat]

It's called an audit - the DOGE boys are in there doing it currently.

Most audits don't involve immediately firing everyone without thoroughly considering their positions and how they intertwine with other government positions. This is extremely rushed at best.

 

[Contempt]

Most audits don't involve immediately firing everyone without thoroughly considering their positions and how they intertwine with other government positions. This is extremely rushed at best.

That's incorrect, they didn't immediately fire everyone... just some people.

They found an issue and quickly rectified it, I don't see a problem here honestly.

 

[Hellowhosthat]

That's incorrect, they didn't immediately fire everyone... just some people.

They found an issue and quickly rectified it, I don't see a problem here honestly.

Immediately firing anyone is ridiculous. You're supposed to look at the full structure and work out exactly what people do before you do that. These guys are trying to do the full government at once and there's no way they're able to understand the scopes of people's roles in that time.

 

[Limbo Pete]

Yeah, that's why I asked. Thanks, Stephen.

Fire Him.



It can't.

I wouldn't count on that

 

[Zazen]

The issue is that they're making arbitrary and haphazard decisions without doing their due diligence first. This was corrected because of how egregious it was and how loud the outcry was, but that might not always be the case.

I hope this helps.

He knows this and if Biden did it he’d rip him apart. He’s one of the biggest partisan hacks on this forum

 

[nixkid]

If you honestly believe that you can make large scale changes as they are and it all go 100% smoothly without issue, then you're functionally retarded. The important thing is that they very quickly realised the issue and fixed it.

Nuclear holocaust? Where's you hear that CNN? Jesus, you think the nuclear stockpile just spontaneously detonates or fires at another country in under 24 hours with a reduced workforce overseeing it? That's called being utterly hysterical... and you dorks on the left wonder why we call you NPC's

Measure twice and cut once, dipshit. If you're dealing with something vitally important, you take time to do it correctly. This is common sense which is a basic human skill that you apparently lack.

 

[UberHere]

You’re describing the absolute bare minimum in a situation like this.

“He tried to quickly fix his fuck up instead of digging in his heels and making it worse, Bro.”

A line in the article sums up why people are making a big deal out of this:
“The nuclear deterrent is the backbone of American security and stability—period. For there to be any even very small holes poked even in the maintenance of that deterrent should be extremely frightening to people.”

Nothing burger. Find something new to be outraged over