That makes absolutely no sense.....could you expand what yopu posted?
Which part?
Government's useful and legitimate role is protecting our property rights. It can do this through courts functioning as arbitrators (without the absolute power of the current system), a police force solely empowered to investigate violation of and defend private property, a record system to determine who created some art or uses some logo, that sort of thing.
But it is incompetent to provide "infrastructure", as our crumbling system reveals. It cannot educate, as our failed public schools show. Its control and often ownership of hospitals is part of the cause of the "health care crisis" just as similar control caused banking crises in the 19th century. The USPS is a joke, and was even 180 years ago when it first usurped its monopoly, forcing a private mail competitor out of business. And roads are the most absurd government monopoly of all...does anyone really believe that Wal Mart and real estate developers would simply construct buildings in fields and wonder why nobody came? No, of course anywhere we need roads, the demand would produce better, cheaper, even less environmentally destructive ones than a government monopoly.
Are you proposing we sit back and let the free market provide infrastucture? Complete lunacy, you want to pay a toll every half mile?
The government owns a small percentage of the hospitals, our healthcare crisis is due to the escallating costs and accessability
The USPS will send a letter from my house in NJ to my cousins house in California for 50 cents.....nobody in the private sector can match it
Are you proposing we sit back and let the free market provide infrastucture? Complete lunacy, you want to pay a toll every half mile?
Hmmm.... Has anyone EVER encountered a privately-owned toll road?
The government owns a small percentage of the hospitals...
And government regulates 100% of the hospitals as well as all clinics, doctors offices, medical centers, patient care centers, hospice, nursing homes, insurance industry, pharmaceutical industry, medical supply industry, food services... on and on and on and on. The COST is due to all of the government regulation from top to bottom.
The USPS will send a letter from my house in NJ to my cousins house in California...
Honestly, in 2015... why would you and your cousin require this service? You see it really bothers me that we're wasting billions of tax dollars every year to provide you and your cousin an antiquated method of communicating for cheap. I can see where those billions could be better used.
...nobody in the private sector can match it.
Well of course they can't because we are supplementing it with our tax dollars. Not many private-sector capitalist ventures can compete with an entity that doesn't have to show a profit or worry about revenues.