How come "Private" entities can be dissolved while "Public" entities keep operating even though they fail?

Answer 1

bu.. bu... but... if you just throw more money at it.....

This is the left way of thinking. And when you try to end a worthless failing program they run to their media and claim you are against animals... or children... or whatever...

Answer 2

More importantly, why are the largest "Private" entities bailed out by "Public" funds under the current Presidential Administration.

And to answer your question, Public entities are dissolved all the time for their failures- it's just done at the speed of beauracracy, so you won't know it's dissolved until long past it's newsworthiness.

Answer 3

Private entities are owned generally by one or two people. Public entities are owned by hundreds or even thousands of people. In the case of the public entities the entire owners group has to agree to the dissolution

Answer 4

Most private entities has limited funds. While, most Public entities has deep pockets from the taxpayers.

Answer 5

Not always true.
Private is privately owned and can be "dissolved by the owners.

Public is governmental and can be shot down.
Unless as it seems, you are talking about the Presidency. That cannot be shut down even if it is currently failing.

Answer 6

Because Government is a self sustaining never ended boon doggle!! They never close down any failing programs , one they come into existence they never die because then they would have to fire people and no politicians wants to do that they might lose a vote!!

Answer 7

private entities have to make a profit to remain in business,.....public entities don't have to make a profit,.....they just confiscate money from tax payers,.....

Answer 8

keeps people jobs

Answer 9

government has deep pockets.