The Myth Of Incompetence: DNC Scandals Are A Feature, Not A Bug

February 6th, 2020

Via: Medium – Caitlin Johnstone:

The Iowa caucus scandal has continued to get more egregious by the hour, with new revelations routinely pouring in about extremely suspicious manipulations taking place which all just so happen to disadvantage the campaign of Bernie Sanders in the first Democratic electoral contest of 2020.

I keep seeing the word “incompetence” thrown around. “Gosh these Democratic Party leaders are so incompetent!”, they say. “How can anyone be so bad at their job?”

Well, they are not bad at their job. They are very, very good at their job. It’s just that their job isn’t what most people assume it is.

Their job is not to win elections and garner public support, their job is to ensure the perpetuation of the status quo which rewards them so handsomely for their malignant behavior. Toward this end they are not incompetent at all. They know exactly what they’re doing, and they’re doing it well.

They are extremely competent. Depraved, certainly. Sociopathic, possibly. But not incompetent.

One Response to “The Myth Of Incompetence: DNC Scandals Are A Feature, Not A Bug”

  1. Loveandlight says:

    Perhaps, but I think this author also makes the very valid point that in a decadent and corrupt society, it doesn’t matter whether or not you are able to produce anything of value just as long as you’re a member of a favored social in-group.

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