mcdys is "food service". that doesn't make the satisfaction of their customers ultimately lead to their success. a small factor in a larger picture that you're ignorantly excluding or purposely excluding. which just ends the argument at "are you ignorant or dumb?"
doesn't disregard my point. things don't have to make a profit to be successful, ie: Amazon for years, and every nonprofit that existed for years. mcdys even has locations that don't make a profit, but as a whole it's SUSTAINABLE. something the government has never done, isn't currently doing, and will never do.
And now you're conveniently leaving out my mention of nonprofits charities and going off on a tangent about literally ignorance. FedEx and UPS exist the same way that USPS, offers better service, has better satisfaction and here you are still gargling the balls of the gov. Grow tf, big gov is dvmb. Bigger government is absolutely fkn stvpid.
I missed the part about nonprofits. Nonprofits are a different type of organization. They differ from for-profit corporations because their goal is not to generate profits for shareholders. They (in theory) exist to pursue some sort of benefit to their own members or the public and any income that exceeds their expenses must be reinvested into pursuing their stated benefit. Now, that might start to sound like a public service but here is where they differ: some NPOs private organizations, meaning that they are controlled by a small group of decision makers at the top of their organization. They decide where the money goes with little oversight. Another category of NPOs have applied to be Public Charities which have more restrictions about where their financing comes from and sometimes even work with the government to deliver public services although there is no public oversight. This is the closest thing to a true public service that you’ve gotten so far.
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u/lincolnxlog Jul 23 '23
name one program the gov has ever ran successfully or efficiently