I'll have more to say about this subject later this next month as a tough reality sets in, but this article about the link between the struggling US Postal Service and the (soon-to-be) struggling Netflix warms every last cockle of my cold and shriveled heart. I want Netflix founder Reed Hastings to die in a fire. Then I want all the proprietors of all the independent video stores he has driven out of business to converge on his grave and piss on his ashes. Then I want the Postal Service to return to Hastings' family the check they mailed for his burial for insufficient postage. Then I want the funeral home in question to charge his family a "late fee" of sorts for not disposing of his soiled and desecrated remains because they hadn't been paid in a timely manner.
In short, I want evil things to happen to Reed Hastings because he is an evil man who runs an evil company. I don't want the Postal Service to fail, but if the failure of the USPS means the failure of Netflix then I guess I'm okay with it. This is what all those patriots were talking about when they suggest that we ask not what we can do for ourselves.
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