Yes I agree a corrupt/incompetent state is the cause of almost infinite ills.
> Or the Union Carbide India Limited pesticide plant in Bhopal accidentally poisoning 500,000 people.
No form of resource allocation can prevent accidents. This is about the deliberate apportioning of power, not (horrible) accidents.
I'm not doing this. I'm at risk of repeating myself, but it's worse in government. And government gets free money from your wallet specifically to prevent corruption, and even define it. That's much worse than a company I can stop paying being corrupt. I have no voting power to remove a corrupt public servant, unless someone runs specifically on that platform. Which no one would.
Yeah, maybe you should also spend some time reading and trying to understand the arguments others provide. Instead you post dozen copies of the same argument.
EDIT:
To make it easier for you, the part you ignore when you keep saying "government bad, companies good" is that when the companies don't do the bad things, it is typically when the government stops them. Otherwise, companies are happy to do... anything that a government would do (except for holding elections).