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The Real Impact of Privatizing Public Services Hurts the Working People of the Country. Only the Elite Benefit and Always at the Expense of the Taxpayer.

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The impact of privatizing public services has created nothing but economic hardship on the mass population of the world.

Once the effort to privatize began, it opened the door for price fixing and created a greater opportunity for corruption of the system.

It also allowed for a situation of increased toxic sabotage if someone were of a mind to do so.

It is much more difficult to economically sabotage a system that was set up to serve the people when it’s being run by civil servants who are accountable to other systems of checks and balances, than it is for a private corporation to do so considering that they are in total control of their own hiring and firing procedures, their own accounting procedures and their own oversight procedures.

Essentially, a corporate entity can control the loyalty of the hierarchy of the company, allowing them an opportunity to work from behind the scenes in a very small group to achieve any specific goal or purpose without disclosing that purpose to the general employment of the company or the general public who consumes their product.

Since there has already been proof that much corporate fraud and criminal activity exists within the hierarchies of many large national and multinational corporations, especially over the last several years, it would be foolish for anyone in the general population to assume that corruption is not very widespread and definitely still happening on a grand scale.

When considering the impact of privatizing public services, one should never make the assumption that any corporate entity, in the service of and to its shareholders, has any intention of considering or protecting the consumers of their product per se.

This is especially true of utility services, as corporately they have no incentive at all to protect or consider the consumer in their actions because they know full well that since they offer a service that is essential to life itself, the general population is obligated to them rather than they being obligated to the consumer population.

This creates a corporate situation where they know they can do just about anything they want and get away with it, as they are not in any danger of being closed or put out of business for any action they might take, regardless of the severity of that action, as there is an inherent need for their service or product.

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Impact of Privatizing Public Services is Criminal

Under the watch of democratic governments, it is not ever justifiable for that governmental entity to offer to privatize public services which are necessary for the survival of society.

The privatization of public services necessary for survival would be comparable to throwing someone into a school of sharks with an open bleeding wound on their body; it simply creates a feeding frenzy for corporate profit, dehumanizing mass majorities of people and turning them into a commodity.

People are not cattle and should never be marketed for profit under any circumstances, yet that is exactly what the capitalistic system creates.

To leverage a necessary life resource against entire populations for the endeavor of private corporate profit turns human life into a profit commodity, and for those who are unable to pay the price, it sentences them to certain death.

Governments which participate in promoting this endeavor are nothing more than corporate criminals, as are the corporations that line up to partake of the financial feast of human flesh.

The impact of privatizing public services will ensure the death of many people, and is nothing less than the government authorizing corporations to commit genocide legally with the full knowledge and support of that government that propagandizes itself to be in place to protect public interest.

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Impact of Privatizing Public Service Already Manifest

The American people are brainwashed into believing that their country is so great, powerful, and rich that they are the most naïve to how this will affect their lives and futures; however, the corporate agenda is the corporate agenda no matter on what soil it sets itself up for profit.

The American people should not deceive themselves into believing that we are not viewed as the same commodity as the people in any other country, and we will be living in their same shoes before it is all said and done if we don’t take a stand against corporate and government tyranny while we still have some freedom to speak out.

The people of America cannot just sit in their homes and pretend this away like it doesn’t affect them, it does.

This opens a door for private service providers to charge whatever rates they want to provide necessary life services to the inhabitants of the world, and will assuredly manifest itself in a disastrous circumstances for the entire working class before the corporations are done fulfilling their profit agendas.

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