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Not really. It serves the same function. Either you pay this hypothetical company or ??? pays to keep up the public one.
by sesuximo 6y ago
Not really. It serves the same function. Either you pay this hypothetical company or ??? pays to keep up the public one.
- ajcp 6y agoJust because it serves the same function does not mean the implementation is the same. Private military contractors and a US infantry squad serve the same function, but the implementation completely changes their context. That being said what I think you're arguing for would be the implementation of a public utility or private-public business. If that's the case then yes, what you're saying is correct.