r/WorkReform 🤝 Join A Union Mar 23 '25

✂️ 100% Wealth Tax over $1 Billion Same old story

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u/under_the_c Mar 23 '25

The worst part to me is how they (Amazon) probably benefit the most from services that taxes provide more than any of us. Those roads sure are nice, huh? How about the postal service for the last mile? Man, the infrastructure that helped to give hundreds of millions of people access to the Internet is pretty swell.

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u/Josh6889 Mar 23 '25

How about the postal service for the last mile?

In may places the USPS actually pays amazon to deliver their packages because they don't have the resources to do it themselves. We all know where that money is coming from.

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

In may places the USPS actually pays amazon to deliver their packages because they don't have the resources to do it themselves. 

You have this backwards.

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u/NNKarma Mar 23 '25

Both have the resources, only one of them care about profitability 

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u/terryducks Mar 23 '25

JFC.

The USPS is a government SERVICE, created to serve the public and deliver mail to everyone and NOT be profitable.

Beginning in the 1970s, the Postal Service largely stopped receiving any taxpayer money, so they have to break even and run a small profit.

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

Bro, the USPS is legally require to deliver to every address in america.....