> The USPS delivers to 100%, regardless of profit. False. Did you see the part I said it already don’t serve all areas? > The internet also delivers mostly sp

> The USPS delivers to 100%, regardless of profit. False. Did you see the part I said it already don’t serve all areas? > The internet also delivers mostly spam, and is still a public good. Compared to what and by what metric? You can’t opt out of physical spam, would you call it a public good (what does that mean?) if you couldn’t stop spam? > If there were possible to talk about the American postal service non-ideologically, it would be a cinch to regulate away most junk mail, I imagine. So you’re advocating for privatizing them? > Political oversight has in recent decades demanded the USPS be profitable, which misses its point. What is the point? It’s been talked about as a terrible monopoly for decades. It wasn’t profitable before they asked it to stop squandering money.