You go ahead and send your mail Fed EX and see what that costs. US Mail operations is NOT subsidized other than to deliver free to the blind and military and overseas voting ballots. I see nothing wrong with being required to buy a mail box if you want mail service and it only being used for US mail. If you don't like it anyone can use Fed EX or DHL instead. My local paper requires I use a box with their name on it and it can only be used for their paper not for a competitor's paper. I think the US mail is pretty danged efficient. You take that away and then you'll see people b!tch at the cost of sending a letter from one end of the counrty to the other. You couldn't Fed EX a letter across town for twice what the US mail charges. If the government is so inefficient then why have government funded police or firemen? Let's get rid of them too and let KBR do it.
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