Yes, that you and others that worship at the alter of the central planners would find such a statement scary is indeed scary.
I don't "worship" anything.
And yeah..I find it scary.
Moving emergency planning to the private sector, where "profit motive" is the prime directive, bodes badly when the mission statement of disaster recovery in the public sector should be saving lives.
That's very scary.
Couldn't disagree more. It's the private sector and their 'profit motive' that produces innovation, efficiency, and the need to produce excellent results if they are to stay in business. Choice is powerful and we don't get that with government monopolies.
Ironically, it's the Mormons who have a stellar history of providing privately funded disaster relief faster, better, and more efficiently than any government.