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Private corporations shouldn't get bailouts either.
Apparently they don't mind bailing out the USPS at much higher percentages than bailing provate corporations.
Only grannies send letters anymore.Bloated work force? Wow, what crap in that statement.
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If you reduce the subsidy for corn, there will be less corn grown.
Suppose the subsidy costs $20bn (the amount of the proposed bailout), and sure the subsidy brings money into the USPS to sustain its trade.
This is self-evident, I acknowledge it. The postal service does its thing, the mail truck comes, puts the circular in the mailbox, keeps an eye out for mean dogs, gives treats to the nice ones and he finishes the route and goes home.
All this is that which is seen.
However, this is confined to that which is seen; it takes no account of that which is not seen.
It is not seen that the taxpayers have spent the subsidy on one thing, the taxpayers cannot spend the subsidy on another.
It is not seen that if they had not had an inefficient postal service to subsidize, they would, perhaps, have done any number of things.
Helix said:But the post office will help people vote against the orange precious without contracting a serious disease during a super spreading event. Some people consider that to be bad somehow.
i think that you might have gotten your quote wrong. i said :
I did, I did not actually mean to attribute that to you. I assure you I did so inadvertently.
Why is it that COVID affects just Democrat’s?i think that you might have gotten your quote wrong. i said :
Okay. So? Plenty of people get important info, documents, even checks through the mail.Only grannies send letters anymore.
They are bloated because very few letters are sent anymore. Who needs them except for the scraggler bills? FedEx is far more efficient. This isn’t 1948.Okay. So? Plenty of people get important info, documents, even checks through the mail.
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No FedEx isn't and wouldn't be if FedEx had to handle the same important documentation the USPS handles. FedEx can and does refuse delivery for its own profit reasons.They are bloated because very few letters are sent anymore. Who needs them except for the scraggler bills? FedEx is far more efficient. This isn’t 1948.
Why is it that COVID affects just Democrat’s?
They are the best at it and doing it without denying service for their own interests or profit margins.
If rates need to be raised, it should be steadily done. But affordable service is a necessity. It should not just be the rich or well off who get to utilize the service. Most taxpayers do not mind helping to fund the USPS.
Especially given the laws we have in place to protect mail.
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No FedEx isn't and wouldn't be if FedEx had to handle the same important documentation the USPS handles. FedEx can and does refuse delivery for its own profit reasons.
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FedEx refuses certain delivery routes due to failure if app updates. That is not allowed by the postal service.You do realize they are prohibited by law from doing so.
Get rid of the first class mail monopoly and maybe somebody else will fill that niche as well.
LMAO. You want Left winger. Just admit the truth. It will set you free.I don't do strawman arguments. Goodbye.
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