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Comparisons to "Idiocracy" aren't valid you say?
(lemmy.world)
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Camacho would make a far better president. He actually appointed the smartest man alive to fix things.
Camacho was a GREAT President. Actually paid attention to the fact that his people were starving / running out of burrito coverings, found someone smarter than him to fix a problem he didn't understand, and gave that person the authority to implement a solution without micromanaging.
But there's the other side of it too, that usually get ignored.
Camacho also showed that when someone jerks him around and wrecks the world economy, he will happily send them for 'rehabilitation'. I think there's a lot of people in our government and business world that could use some 'rehabilitation'.
Sometimes a president needs to throw hands.
I'd settle for not rug sweeping people who loot the economy... Doesn't even have to do it himself he can let the justice department do it for him.
I would even go as far as to say he was the ideal president. He brought in experts and let them do their thing and had the charisma to keep his nation together and inspire people.
To be fair Trump did the same thing. Only that for some reason he thought Musk was the smartest man alive and fixing things means something entirely different in Trumps world.