>And unlike your nonsensical reference points of the zoo or an orchestra they do in fact do this millions of times a day. Facts not in evidence. It seems very

>And unlike your nonsensical reference points of the zoo or an orchestra they do in fact do this millions of times a day. Facts not in evidence. It seems very improbable that they deliver "millions of letters per day". It's been many years since most bills or bill payments have been delivered that way (and notice that I'm not being stingy in defining what "letters" means). >The ability to do that is a core function of government In the 18th century, perhaps. Not in the 21st. Time to disband the pony express. >and a basic building block of society Nothing about our current society relies on this. Not even for nostalgic reasons. >that was so fundamental it was written into the constitution. So was the third amendment. >is what’s giving the lie to this conversation as not being in good faith. That's fine. You can pretend that it's not in good faith, but it just reminds me that there's no need for discourse with people like yourself, things need to be fixed despite you, without your consent, and ignoring your protests. The future may become unpleasant.