i’ve never understood this obsession with the profitability of USPS, like the government can just fucking choose to offer a service to the public at a loss because it’s good for society
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Anonymous#121w
Bc in America, a wildly wealthy person must be able to make money off of this for it to be allowed
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Anonymous21w
privatization doesn’t work dipfuck, look at trains in the UK.
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Anonymous21w
You really expect hardworking people whose lives you ruin with this stuff to just accept it huh. Do you have any idea what kind of political backlash you’re getting into
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Anonymous21w
railing against ‘government bureaucracy’ and its inefficiencies almost always heads to a privatization/elimination of services and effective replacement with private options argument in my experience, sorry if I pre-fired you.
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Anonymous21w
also, do you have any kind of data or evidence on the unnecessary staff and inefficient processes within USPS? or is this just vibes/based ‘it took ages when i called them on the phone’ type analysis?