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The managerial class are a big reason why many atrocities of the 20th century happened, and why so many evils still occur today.

57 seconds actually.

I love how many people are talking about government but I forgot where Ford was nationalised and run by labor unions during this time. Oh yeah it's not; it's a capitalist entity only interested in what it can get for itself. I don't get where government comes into this. Complain all you mouth-breathers want, bottom line is you can affect what government does. You can vote, make your voice heard and participate, so for all its flaws it can be influenced. Corporations have no such restrictions. They are complete tyrannies. Sorry if this upsets some but too shallow thinkers here. Sure the government can be corrupt. Corporations through lobbying are by default corrupt or at least corrupt-curious.

Sounds like why the democrats hate trump. 😘

Whats the movie please ??

Great! thanks for posting this.

It’s comin straight from the deuce. He’s right, Henry Ford II was a deuce, a huge pile of deuce. 💩

Word to the Mother Preach

Ahh Life.

Sad but true

Bureaucracy is a self enforcing thing. Creating paperwork to justify one’s job😂

The purpose of a bureaucracy is to perpetuate itself.

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That is a great movie! Ken Miles was robbed

Don't forget the TPS reports...

He just … keeps… chewing…

The funniest thing is that he is talking about "Ford", last time I checked it wasn't a government entity. The irony...

One of the best movies I've ever seen.

I think a lot of people missed the other half of the point which was literally in the last few seconds. Yes the bureaucracy is terrible but all you have to do to defeat it is go to the boss. Matt Damon's response was "It's coming straight from the Deuce" i.e the top boss gave the order so all bureaucracy is shattered/non existent

communist ford

He just explained workplace politics perfectly

So…are you up for it???

Sweet baby Inc comes to mind about the gaming industry

This is more accurately describing the character of the bureaucrat. Bureaucracy is often double edged sword, but doesn't have to be. There is a delicate balance between order and chaos that should be maintained for progress. The people that do not like bureaucracy have no patience and the people that do understand its purpose. That said, with all systems, there are exploits and an exploit that is able to thrive for a while in a bureaucracy can be difficult to remove because of the policies and procedures. Point is, when you have a bug in your code, don't delete the entire code - delete the bug.

I love this movie. Christian Bale and Matt Damon are both great. I absolutely love the redline scenes though. I also love the scene where Shelby takes the Deuce for a “ride”.

Miles’ biggest “problem” was that he didn’t care about speaking what was on his mind.

He’s literally describing capitalism, not bureaucracy…

This movie was so phenomenal.

good movie

Hes right, because now you can buy a 700+ bhp Shelby f150, a far cry from the cobra

A wise man once told me: "You will only rise to your highest level of incompetence." I'm a farmer with a side hustle in small engines who occasionally contracts in IT if the weather is too bad to pick up cans on the side of the highway. I have a degree in Biochem and two AAS in Electronics and Industrial Control Systems & Paramedic and Fire Science. I've come to realize the infinite wisdom in that piece of arcane knowledge.

And this biggest joke of all is that communism.....if you can believe it, is actually one hundred times worse. At least you can cross the street in a capitalist (real capitalist) country and start up a competing business.

It always seems "obvious" to people who don't get it, but the moment you need to rely on other people to get deadlines met--every "I'm a go getting unique individual with drive" always reinvents beauracracy. They think they found a better way to do things, a better way to do plan things, a better way to partner with people. And then 1-2 product cycles later they reinvent from scratch every red tape they thought was unnecessary. Here's the truth--no one likes the red tape, especially those who's job is to manage the red tape. The red tape exists not because people want it, but because it turns out it is more efficient, consistent, and productive than any other process.

That's what it is. And that how it will be. For ever.

The only problem with Ken Miles's theory here as portrayed in the movie, is that Ford actually goes on to beat Ferrari and sweep the podium at LeMans.

When he was in that internment camp during wwii in Japanese occupied Manchuria, alongside John malkovich and ben stilller, as a kid, he witnessed first hand, the horror that was bureaucracy. So he knows what he is talking about.

"Bernard, the civil service measures success in the number of people it has doing something" (Im aware that is not the quote, but off the top of my head it gets the point across)

So this is how the permanent bureaucracy, the deep state, the swamp, feels about Trump.

"Bureaucracy destroys initiative. There is little that bureaucrats hate more than innovation, especially innovation that produces better results than the old routines. Improvements always make those at the top of the heap look inept. Who enjoys appearing inept?" - Frank Herbert, Heretics of Dune

still strange to hear bill speaks british

Capitalism?

Only Americans can go around in an incredibly safe, reliable, luxurious, comfortable, advanced vehicle and cry about the bureaucracy and regulations that helped create it. I agree gov. and bureaucracy have a lot of things to criticize, but lets first accept how bad things would be without them.

All this said without them the car wouldn’t have existed and it wouldn’t have won Le Mans…

This isnt what bureaucracy is lmfao. Bureaucracy is based on Bureaucratie, a french word which literally translates to an abusive in government power. Last I checked, Ford is not the government. Nowadays, it means moreso parts of the government which funneled special relresentative powers to government-regulated industries, such that they have power but are not elected officials. Again, Ford was not one such company to get this kind of treatment.

That scene is perfect, both started to laugh but then immediately contained it and the result is brilliant.

Yeah, but I'm just timepassing. What else is there to do. There's just time and work. 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

"Hey guys we should just do away with all the bureaucracy! It only exists to stop us, the FREE THINKERS, the MOVERS and SHAKERS from getting done what needs to be done!" "Oh shit, why does nothing get done as soon as I turn my back? Why has nothing been delivered? What's all this fucking paperwork?" I find people who shit the most "DA BOORACRACY" don't really understand it's purpose or how it evolves. Maybe it's a pain in the ass, but it's a pain in the ass necessary to getting anything done. But hey, cool sayings I guess.

I mean Asterix taught me about Bureaucracy

Franz Kafka: "Now you are starting to understand, young Padawan."

Such a great film