Is access to the post office a right?
To send a letter? What about private companies? Or social media?
Or in the future? How expensive is it to create one’s own I.S.P. , and social media site?
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No, it’s not a right. There are many rural places that do not have a post office nearby. I think if you went not too far north of Fort McMurray you wouldn’t;t find a PO for quite a way.
And there is no inherent right to access to other forms of communication.
@elbanditoroso They are talking about the “Great White North” of Canada.
According to this article people are entitled to delivery of mail but not access to a post office.
People can look at there mail but not other peoples mail.
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