one of the main reasons to privatize
is to outsource potential mistakes
if an intelligence service makes a mistake
then that could have international implications
if a security service makes a mistake
then that could have national implications
if a police force makes a mistake
then that could have local implications
if a city wants to increase security in the city
then plowing too much money into the police force
could become a waste of money by increasing bureacracy
but if a city pays security companies to increase security in the city
then that could become more efficient
and if security guards makes a mistake by beating up the wrong person
then that's not a government headache since the police is not involved
instead that becomes a headache for a security company
a government agency might want to do it's mission and nothing else
but individuals in that government agency
might want to help a situation
but because of incompetence and misunderstandings
those individuals makes mistakes
and that could drag the entire government agency into trouble
if that government agency privatizes as much as possible of it's activities
then it would be individuals in private companies doing mistakes
and the government agency would be outside of troubling situation
mistakes are usually because of incompetence and misunderstandings
and guiding multiple government agencies
and multiple security companies
to force outcomes
could be easier than only guiding one big government agency
there are lots of business opportunities in a country
where it's improper for government agencies to get involved
