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Well you can always just create your own courier. If you want true free speech these days you need to build your own stack from the ground up anyway.

>>umvi+(OP)
This is well outside of the practical capabilities of anyone but a nation state or large commercial entity. Even then, it's hard. It's more practical for a physical letter than for digital stuff. For a digital service, you'd have to go down to cabling infrastructure or take something like the SpaceX route and launch satellites. If you need something between a few nearby buildings, it's more practical to come up with a solution, but anything further out ... you're kind of stuck.

(Your ISP classifies as a middle man as well...)

>>umvi+(OP)
> you can always create your own courier

It is illegal to compete with USPS to deliver letters.

>>umvi+(OP)
We Await Silent Tristero's Empire

>>yunesj+E4
...but you can delivery boxes...?

so put mail in boxes?

I mean, there's DHL, Fedex, and others...

>>yunesj+E4
AFAIK there are exceptions for express couriers, which is why you can still use fedex/ups to delivery documents.

>>high_d+u7
I don't believe the law has ever been revoked that requires anyone sending documents through a non-USPS service* to include the appropriate USPS postage cancelled with a pen along with their shipment

* excepting a point-to-point courier service for some reason

>>Lammy+L6
Beat me to it.

Paranoia is not new.

>>high_d+u7
The USPS carved out a few exceptions, like delivering urgent mail. Gaming the system will get you raided by armed agents of the enforcement arm of the USPS.

>>umvi+(OP)
You start by creating the universe...