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LOL! You really need to get en education. Private ownership does not conflict with public oversight. Even when public utilities are privately owned, we in America still oversee them democratically. Water, power, etc - they are overseen democratically.
Your ignorance on that issue is simply astonishing. Price increases, quality of water and power - all of it is overseen by elected officials.
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Looks nice and happy happy what you say, but in reality it doesn't work like that. If private companies own it, it will always be profit based.
You can see this very clearly at the Healthcare system of the US, wich is compared to other western countries not even a system to take seriously.
If medicines are made by mc donalds, you are still going to say that democracy rules over those medicines? Right now they are also created by private companies.
The united states does not pay for people for them to be able to go to a hospital. They will leave you bleeding in front of the hospital if you did not pay some sort of strange bill. Public healthcare does not exist there.
Also are the weapons used in the war in iraq coming from democratic civil groups?
Those are just some small examples.
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Tell me what year in America that a generic brand outsold Coke and Pepsi. I'll give you a hint: None. Why? Are coke and pepsi forced on people? No. Coke and Pepsi outsell the generic brands, despite the affordable price and availability of generic brands, because we the consumer choose Coke and Pepsi.
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Ye, coca cola coke used cocaine to spread it as we all know. Pepsi cola was created to cure stomach aches. It comes from the disease dyspepsia.
I dont think those are correct examples, but yes you have a point there.
There is just a big difference between a brand of coke and the public healthcare system. To be honest!
The healthcare system IS forced on people. They cant choose to be sick or not.