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Can anyone name any nonprofit companies/contractors that would like to take over USPS? Medicare? SS? Defense?
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Yes, and it's a good thing. That's exactly why I would like to see as much public sector go to the private sector.You don't think that here's competition between engineering firms, abatement contractors, PPE manufacturers?Uh, private folks have to compete. You just described what's wrong with government.More apt is :"There is something wrong with this house!" And Joe Blow and Vinny Bagodonuts and Sylvia Corneas come up with solutions to repair all the houses.
you cant read either?.....what is the last thing i said in that post?.....you probably think that is bullshit too.....but then i am beginning to see that you are pretty clueless about Mail delivery and what it takes for a Company to do it.....or you just like to argue.....more like 240 years ago....and of course you know this because of the many years you spent in the delivery of mail.....you dont know shit....that reason is very sound today as it was then.....and if any private company took over the delivery of 1 st class they would be working under those statutes for the same reasons...integrity of the mail.....we did this dance before Bri.....what would you expect a Union to do?....be for it?.....i would not be a member if they just rolled over and did not fight for that....BUT that is not why the Private Express Statutes were enacted back in the 1700's....there was no Union at that time...their reason made sense then and it still holds water today...........packages are considered mail too.....
thats not the reason why.....where the hell do you get this shit?....
Yes, that is the reason. Every time a bill comes up to legalize 1st class mail delivery the Postal Union goes into overdrive to shoot it down.
That was 300 years ago. However, the rationalizations were just as bogus then as they are now. It never held water.
What reason is that? You seem afraid to post it.
Non profit? Why? Running the USPS deep into the red might look cheap but it all has to be paid for.Can anyone name any nonprofit companies/contractors that would like to take over USPS? Medicare? Defense?
Can anyone name any nonprofit companies/contractors that would like to take over USPS? Medicare? Defense?
I'm speechless.Medicare is another prime example of government efficiency!
I'm speechless.Medicare is another prime example of government efficiency!
In theory government has no money, unless they tax. They create currency, but the value of the currency is the production of the American worker and what people attach to that. This is why government merely redistributes money, and it does so at a loss in value due to the labor it requires to redistribute.
Can anyone name any nonprofit companies/contractors that would like to take over USPS? Medicare? SS? Defense?
I didn't think you would ever believe a Republican.
I'm amused that when the GOP is cashing their checks, Corporations are people. When it's not a convenient argument on another topic...you guys disavow what your party's nominee believes.
Have you ever seen a corporation sitting on a toilet or catching the flu? Debate over ... you lose.
I was just quoting the most prominent republican in the nation...YOUR party's nominee for President last time out.
Was he lying?
I'm Independent ... not Republican. They're a bit too liberal for my blood but not nearly as bad as the Dumbocrat Party.
Ahh, well, I was quoting the Republican...was he lying? Did you vote for him?
Nah, not yet. We still need a postal service.Well there is that too. No different than the GM workers wanting someone to bail out their pensions. If the private company has the government in their back pocket they can get the USPTO to back off. That private company just needs to start a union or some other type of thing that the left wants to support.I never said first class mail. Again you are making that up. I said mail. Mail is a generic term.Private firms do deliver mail. What part of private "mail" carriers being common place is confusing you"? You've never heard of fed-ex? You added the term first class to mail, not me. Mail is a generic term.
They deliver packages. They don't deliver 1st class mail, which is the kind you get in your mailbox. They are not even allowed to put anything in your mail box.
The private guys can't put stuff in your USPTO owned mail box, unless they are being contracted by the USPTO. But they can put stuff in a privately owned mail box at your home or place of business that is designated for non-first class mail shit. The reason for the first class mail rule is they don't want the private guys taking your paychecks or outgoing payments. That said the USPTO subs out to private firms and independent contractors for some deliveries and vice versa. Many incoming and outgoing items don't even hit a mail box of any kind.
I thought you didn't want to have a discussion on this.
Wrong. The reason for it is because Postal workers don't want to compete with private firm who can do the same job for a lot less.
Perhaps we could just abolish the Postal monopoly and make everything a lot simpler.
I don't give a flip if they get angry or not.Seems to me that a lot of people love medicare. Do you really want to make them angry????
I don't give a flip if they get angry or not.Seems to me that a lot of people love medicare. Do you really want to make them angry????
Issues Facing America Medicare
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Taxpayers face a serious financial problem because the Medicare program is projected to consume more than half of federal income taxes by 2042. Taxpayers can also expect the real costs of the drug entitlement to be much greater than initial published estimates. If these entitlements are expanded, Medicare’s already difficult financial problems would worsen.
There are plenty of companies that would be happy to get into the mail delivery business. The USPS brings in $70 billion in revenue every year. Only a fool would believe no one wants a piece of that.Can anyone name any nonprofit companies/contractors that would like to take over USPS? Medicare? SS? Defense?
Nah, not yet. We still need a postal service.Well there is that too. No different than the GM workers wanting someone to bail out their pensions. If the private company has the government in their back pocket they can get the USPTO to back off. That private company just needs to start a union or some other type of thing that the left wants to support.I never said first class mail. Again you are making that up. I said mail. Mail is a generic term.They deliver packages. They don't deliver 1st class mail, which is the kind you get in your mailbox. They are not even allowed to put anything in your mail box.
The private guys can't put stuff in your USPTO owned mail box, unless they are being contracted by the USPTO. But they can put stuff in a privately owned mail box at your home or place of business that is designated for non-first class mail shit. The reason for the first class mail rule is they don't want the private guys taking your paychecks or outgoing payments. That said the USPTO subs out to private firms and independent contractors for some deliveries and vice versa. Many incoming and outgoing items don't even hit a mail box of any kind.
I thought you didn't want to have a discussion on this.
Wrong. The reason for it is because Postal workers don't want to compete with private firm who can do the same job for a lot less.
Perhaps we could just abolish the Postal monopoly and make everything a lot simpler.
Maybe you don't, but us adults actually use the postal service.Nah, not yet. We still need a postal service.Well there is that too. No different than the GM workers wanting someone to bail out their pensions. If the private company has the government in their back pocket they can get the USPTO to back off. That private company just needs to start a union or some other type of thing that the left wants to support.I never said first class mail. Again you are making that up. I said mail. Mail is a generic term.
The private guys can't put stuff in your USPTO owned mail box, unless they are being contracted by the USPTO. But they can put stuff in a privately owned mail box at your home or place of business that is designated for non-first class mail shit. The reason for the first class mail rule is they don't want the private guys taking your paychecks or outgoing payments. That said the USPTO subs out to private firms and independent contractors for some deliveries and vice versa. Many incoming and outgoing items don't even hit a mail box of any kind.
I thought you didn't want to have a discussion on this.
Wrong. The reason for it is because Postal workers don't want to compete with private firm who can do the same job for a lot less.
Perhaps we could just abolish the Postal monopoly and make everything a lot simpler.
We don't need a government run postal service.
There are plenty of companies that would be happy to get into the mail delivery business. The USPS brings in $70 billion in revenue every year. Only a fool would believe no one wants a piece of that.Can anyone name any nonprofit companies/contractors that would like to take over USPS? Medicare? SS? Defense?
There are plenty of companies that would be happy to get into the mail delivery business. The USPS brings in $70 billion in revenue every year. Only a fool would believe no one wants a piece of that.Can anyone name any nonprofit companies/contractors that would like to take over USPS? Medicare? SS? Defense?
what!.....you are here arguing about the PO and you have no idea why a Universal PO was developed by Franklin and company?.....there is reason for that Bri...they have been doing this for 200 plus years?....They may charge more, or they may not. It depends on whether the difference in revenue will cover the cost of segregating mail based on the distance it travels.
Even if they do, so what? Why should a letter cost the same no matter where it's delivered?
The rationalizations they came up with aren't important. Whatever they are, they are bogus. There is no justification for having government provide a service that the private sector can easily provide.
Sure there is
If the government can do a task better and at a lower cost to the taxpayer, We the People benefit
There is no reason the taxpayers should have to provide profits to the private sector
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ROFL! When has government done anything at lower cost than the private sector?
And government getting out of the way is not "providing profits to the private sector." Commerce isn't an activity that government allows individuals to participate in, at least not in a free country.
Happens all the time
Lets look at the example of Garbage Collection. Some municipalities do it themselves, others contract it out
Option A: Town buys a couple of trucks and hires crews to man them
Option B: Town elects for private companies to do garbage collection
The town has the advantage of not having to pay taxes on their buildings, vehicles or facilities. They are also operating on a non-profit basis.
The private company is primarily looking to make a profit off the taxpayer. They must pay taxes on facilities, vehicles and profit
Why should the taxpayer feel obligated to provide a profit making enterprise to the private sector?