Snow96
May 12, 2018, 5:27pm
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In a perfect would it wouldn’t happen.
Just like people running up credit cards and not paying. Or buying homes and not paying the mortgages.
Or just like people who shoplift.
Snow96:
In a perfect would it wouldn’t happen.
Just like people running up credit cards and not paying. Or buying homes and not paying the mortgages.
Or just like people who shoplift.
Yes and they have one thing in common. They are criminals.
Snow96
May 12, 2018, 9:36pm
43
Only if charged, tried and convicted.
You know, like Hillary “not meaning” to break the law so she wasn’t charged
Precisely. Now days its promise the world and deliver the parcel.
Safiel
May 13, 2018, 1:39am
47
WildRose:
You mean to tell us that a military project is running over budget? Damn, that’s never happened before has it?
It’s unavoidable and always has been due to the length of time involved and the rapid pace of technological advancement.
When you are constantly pushing the very edge of military tech it simply isn’t avoidable.
When projects take years or decades to complete it’s unavoidable.
Carriers are the equivalent of floating cities and military bases combined. They are the most complex weapons delivery system ever developed and we’ve always has similar problems with them.
Answering just your first sentence, just because it has happened before or indeed happens frequently is a **** poor reason for excusing this crap when it happens again.
And the latest failure is NOT a first in class issue, it is the failure of a fundamental part that is not particularly cutting edge. We should not pay for this, the builder should eat the cost for this in full.
Safiel:
WildRose:
You mean to tell us that a military project is running over budget? Damn, that’s never happened before has it?
It’s unavoidable and always has been due to the length of time involved and the rapid pace of technological advancement.
When you are constantly pushing the very edge of military tech it simply isn’t avoidable.
When projects take years or decades to complete it’s unavoidable.
Carriers are the equivalent of floating cities and military bases combined. They are the most complex weapons delivery system ever developed and we’ve always has similar problems with them.
Answering just your first sentence, just because it has happened before or indeed happens frequently is a **** poor reason for excusing this crap when it happens again.
And the latest failure is NOT a first in class issue, it is the failure of a fundamental part that is not particularly cutting edge. We should not pay for this, the builder should eat the cost for this in full.
Show me ANY large scale government project that came in on time and on budget.
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