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Jail leads to the scummiest who don't care much about jail doing it, or it being impossible to find the service anymore because nobody wants to do it, and for e
by novok 5y ago
Jail leads to the scummiest who don't care much about jail doing it, or it being impossible to find the service anymore because nobody wants to do it, and for essential infrastructure, you don't want a large amount of avoidance in providing infra.
- bsder 5y ago> or it being impossible to find the service anymore because nobody wants to do it, and for essential infrastructure, you don't want a large amount of avoidance in providing infra. Gee, wouldn't it be nice if there was only some mechanism to collectively fund essential infrastructure that the free market finds too unprofitable ... Yeah, I'm kind of cranky about people who put "profit" and "essential infrastructure" in the same sentence. There is scant evidence that contracting "essential infrastructure" out of government has actually improved things and lots of evidence that it has not (both the Texas (supposedly light regulations) cold snap fiasco and the ongoing PG&E fiasco in California (supposedly heavy regulations)).
- novok 5y agoLegislation that involves jail usually doesn't care if it's a government employee or a corporation doing it, and those govt employees will display similar avoidance behaviors.