I’m just going to say it, the National Park Service is having a major crisis, and I’m not just talking about the whole government shutdown debacle (remember that?). And, can we talk about how a rogue ranger is basically becoming a whistleblower, documenting every single firing within the organization? But, I mean, who needs privacy when you’re trying to expose the truth, right?
And, let’s be real, this is not just about some rogue employee with a grudge, this is about the very fabric of our National Park Service being torn apart. But, what’s even more shocking is that this ranger is using social media to spread the word, because, you know, that’s exactly what the USPS would do (just kidding, they’d probably just mail it).
Now, I know what you’re thinking, “What about all the National Park Service mission statements about preserving our natural resources?” And, honestly, I’m not sure what’s more laughable, the fact that they’re getting away with this or that we’re just now finding out about it. But, in all seriousness, this is a major issue, and we need to be talking about the scandals that are plaguing our nation’s most beloved institutions.
And, let’s take a step back, because this isn’t just about one rogue ranger or even the National Park Service itself, this is about the state of our government and the way we’re treating our public servants. But, I mean, who needs accountability when you can just fire people willy-nilly, right? (I’m looking at you, The Apprentice).
But, in all seriousness, this is a major issue, and we need to be having a national conversation about the way we’re treating our National Park Service employees. And, I’m not just talking about the firing of these employees, I’m talking about the lack of transparency and accountability within the organization. But, hey, what do I know, I’m just a concerned citizen, not a National Park Service uniform-wearing, park ranger extraordinaire.
And, can we talk about the irony of it all? I mean, the National Park Service is supposed to be about preserving our natural resources, but it seems like they’re doing a great job of destroying their own employees. But, I guess that’s just the National Park Service way. But, honestly, I’m just so done with all of this, can we just have a national park that’s not embroiled in scandal for once?
But, I mean, what’s even more concerning is the lack of transparency within the organization. And, I’m not just talking about the firing of these employees, I’m talking about the secrecy surrounding it all. But, hey, who needs transparency when you can just fire people and hope no one notices, right? (I’m looking at you, George Orwell).
And, let’s be real, this is not just about the National Park Service, this is about the state of our government as a whole. But, I mean, who needs accountability when you can just blame it on the employees, right? (I’m looking at you, The Blame Game). But, honestly, I’m just so over all of this, can we just have a government that’s not embroiled in scandal for once?
But, I mean, what’s even more interesting is the way the National Park Service is handling the situation. And, I’m not just talking about the firing of these employees, I’m talking about the way they’re trying to cover it up. But, hey, who needs transparency when you can just deny everything, right? (I’m looking at you, The Art of Denial).
And, let’s take a step back, because this isn’t just about the National Park Service, this is about the way we’re treating our public servants. But, I mean, who needs respect when you can just fire people willy-nilly, right? (I’m looking at you, The Apprentice). But, honestly, I’m just so done with all of this, can we just have a government that’s not embroiled in scandal for once?
But, I mean, what’s even more concerning is the lack of accountability within the organization. And, I’m not just talking about the
And, can we talk about the irony of it all? I mean, the National Park Service is supposed to be about preserving our natural resources, but it seems like they’re doing a great job of destroying their own employees. But, I guess that’s just the National Park Service way. But, honestly, I’m just so done with all of this, can we just have a national park that’s not embroiled in scandal for once?