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A private air traffic control system wouldn't involve putting anyone in prison, so I hardly think think the analogy is valid. Furthermore, although I know turds like you complain constantly about private prisons, I haven't seen any evidence that they're a failure. Why would local governments pay private prisons to house their inmates if they weren't cost effective?
I have never seen an example of government doing a better job than private enterprise. That's the bottom line.
Government is incompetence institutionalized.
You're right that the comparison is ridiculous. However, For a private prison to work, it has to be outsourced by government, which means it is government. Government utilities are government.
You cannot put people in prison effectively without a generally agreed system, and the name for that generally agreed system is government whatever form it takes. Prisons are depriving liberty from someone, they are not just preventing planes from crashing into each other.