You said it correctly. Words matter, I say that lots, and I fucked up, but yes, power granted. And they don't have to do it. Not sure if they could resend it, they have to power to create, but maybe not the power to destroy?
Would cutting it loose from congressional control help? Who knows.
I do remember, the USPS wanted to do something like Paypal and MoneyGram, Etc back in the late 80's. They already moved money around by issuing stamps, they wanted to be a place you could go to send money and receive it. That made sense since stamps are actualy money base don the face value, and likely worth more than the fucking dollar. Congress told them to get fucked, they arent a bank. If Congress let them do that, well two things would have happened. 1) they would likely be profitable (what if they could keep 3% of all stamps used?) 2) the bad, they could track all kinds of money movement.
And yeah, its written in so many Corp or LLC docs that notifications must use USPS registered mail and shit....hard to unwind that, but if it went away, likely all that shit would just be ammended to USE FEDEX with Signature Receipt.
No matter, this is a good conversation on the USPS. Wonder what Theo's thoughts are.
There's no easy solution. Anything that's done is going to hurt someone's feefees. But they're not willing to try anything at all, so...the point is moot.
c'est la vie.
Yeah, at this point the USPS is full of pension campers and niggers, retards, and feather niggers. None of them do a fucking thing. I remember all the talk of "going postal" that would never happen today, they are too fucking lazy to expend any energy to "go postal"
Funny how that entire pre-internet meme dosent actually mean what it says.
Used to know a guy that worked for the post office as a machine tech. He said at his office there was a nigger that would just stay in the locker area the whole shift with a boombox.
Doesn't that bother you? Blank look. I don't talk to him much anymore, he got waaaaaay left all of a sudden and it's just yeah, see ya in the funny pages.