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If you think that USPS "loses money" every year, I'd like to introduce you to the department of defense...

I really despise the push to privatize every aspect of the government. Just a bunch of already rich assholes trying to grab more money, while driving the cost of living higher for everyone. Multiple lifetime's worth of money and they still won't be happy because they want ALL the money.

Really tired of the narrative that USPS "loses money". We don't say "the military lost $1T" we say "it cost $1T". It's a service that costs money to operate.

It's crazy that things we take for granted every day like Libraries, city busses/subways, the postal service, ect if they had not been instituted before the modern age then they wouldn't exist. Imagine trying to argue in the current climate having a local repository for books and other items for free to the community

As someone forum the UK, do not privatise your post office, Royal Mail has notably declined since it was privatised.

Privatizing the USPS would also really hurt people who rely on medications being delivered directly to them and would likely impact people who receive financial aid via mail.

I work for the USPS, and hearing these schmucks talk about privatizing it infuriates me. We were told for the holiday season that there would be no seasonal hiring while our facility is already lacking the needed workers we have people work 6 12 hr days and packages are still being left in the unloading area due to the lack of workers. None of these billionaires can imagine the scale of how much mail is moved through a facility in 24hrs

Portraying the postal service as a business that loses money is propaganda. The USPS is a public service that costs money. It's not meant to earn profit.

Phil you slayed me: "alleged speeding enthusiast and tech reviewer" 8:27 😂

I work in law enforcement and earlier this year I responded to an active shooter incident in a public space. We started looking to see if anyone had posted video of the incident and suspects on social media. Almost immediately (literally less than 45 minutes later) an account posted monetized and edited videos titled “I was at the —— shooting”. It was a person sitting at a desk and talking about how “they saw it”. The point is, a tragedy was immediately monetized for views & money. It isn’t just the big media corps trying to take advantage of other people’s trauma anymore, it’s everyday people too.