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Re: Busy-Bodies

Private companies are required to provide compensation, such as service to schools, hospitals, local government, and the less fortunate, because they use public property for private profit. Since municipalities are not private, and do not profit, they are not obligated to provide such compensation.

Municipal systems provide lower cost services, and enormous economic benefits to a community.
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