Please tell me you don't have a business degree.
Let's break this down
That's the rough ridin' point you dolt. UPS wouldn't deliver to those locations at all if it weren't for the USPS, unverifiable statement, also untrue
which wouldn't deliver to those locations either except for that whole mandate from Congress thing. which "whole mandate thing"
Also, USPS would have actually have made a profit over the last four years if it didn't have to prepay retirement benefits -- something no other federal or private agency is required to do.false statement. All financial reporting companies with defined benefit pensions have to fund the pensions annually. Why the USPS would even be subject to such oppressive reporting requirements is unknown, but you made it up, not me.
The flagship of efficiency for our federal govt is a complete abortion. Yet all of your solutions to the problems facing this country is more government. Nice thought process, dolt.
First, I'd like to know how your brain works that an "unverifiable statement" is also "untrue". Those are mutually exclusive terms you know. To claim something is untrue, you must first ascertain its veracity, or you know, verify the statement.
As for the mandate, the USPS must deliver mail six days a week to every address in the nation. UPS contracts with USPS to deliver to the middle of nowhere because UPS did the analysis that it was unprofitable to deliver to those locations. The postal service was actually included in the Constitution and the mandate from congress ensured that everyone received mail.
And in 2006, congress in it's infinite wisdom, determined that the USPS had a decade to prefund the next 75 years of retirement benefits. Please tell me what other government agency or private business is subject to that requirement.
This is why no one will answer your list of questions. You're too rough ridin' dumb to even try to learn something.
