Answer what?
It's some kind of rhetorical rant which makes little sense.

Not so I, I always buy home produced stuff if possible. Only yesterday I purchased a vacuum cleaner UK made.
If I have to order online from say PC World, I always have the goods delivered to the store just to help oil the wheels down on Cathedral walk. Every little bit helps to keep stores open.

To say it's a WHOLE different argument is naive to say the least. A factor yes but not in a million years "wholly different. "
Are you saying we stopped buying York chocolate because we found cheaper chocolate from Poland? Or fish?

I worked for a very good company and it was taken over by a lesser (success wise) company and shut down. Know why? So the chairman or managing director, who had two years to run before retirement wanted the balance sheet to look good in his favour. and his bonus.
A year later my firm was gone, amalgamated, the land sold. He retired on a fat bonus and now the amalgamation and parent firm is dead and gone too. yet the industry we served is still thriving. We were specialists in our field, nothing to do with cost, but that didn't matter to the morally corrupt, self serving upper management.

Ever heard of asset stripping?
Ever come across a private equity firm?
Land speculators?
Government ministers flitting between the Houses of Parliament to these sharks and back again.

All given free reign less a few soft conditions set by an ineffective Whitehall.

Buying cheap? Wish it was as simple as that.

Yes it does.

I'm glad you agree it makes little sense

You haven't actually even attempted to answer that question. You just again post more questions back.

The answer to your question is that in many cases they were private businesses in charge of their own destiny. Although it would be great for the GOV to bail them out it isn't as simple as that as it is tax payers money being given to a private business to make profit. The money was better spent supporting those that couldn't get another job.
For the public sector like coal, steel etc, although they were not my choice of action, the reason they outsourced this was because in their eyes it was more cost effective.

Neither case relates to the question you were asked.

they will be adding further information to death certificates like he also died of stupidity

Ffs stop it.

It’s becoming more likely that Wakefield, along with more Northern areas will be put into the third tier of lockdown in the very near future. How will this affect the Sky contract if Super league stops playing before the contractual number of games have been televised. Just when things were looking brighter for Trinity, season tickets on sale next month, new playing strip, possible signings, now the game gets a second kick in the backside.
I’ve become tired of reading the endless arguments on this thread between two or three posters, whatever their views and opinions are, nothing will change. Government will do whatever it wants, and sadly, right or wrong, we all have to comply. Our great game is in greater danger now of becoming financially obliterated than it’s ever been. I fear more for Trinity’s future now than I have throughout the past administrations and financial crisis. Let’s stop the arguments, and get back to discussing “What now for fans watching”, while we still can.

Tier 3 shouldn't affect the rugby. Wigan and Sts are in tier 3 already aren't they?

Yeah Tier 3 wont have any effect on Pro sport in it`s current format.

The point I’m trying to make is, Sky money will be around £300.000 less per club next season. I don’t think many clubs can survive on Sky money alone. If spectators are not allowed into stadiums all clubs across all divisions, will not be financially viable, even with drastic cost cutting.
The first lockdown was unsuccessful, and quite likely the second lockdown will be unsuccessful, but governments will apply lockdown at regular intervals, meaning people cannot muster in large numbers for a considerable time. I just hope Sky will continue to fund the game, and the sport can develop a streaming service for season ticket holders, pay per view, I am aware there are technical difficulties to overcome, but we need something that will be beneficial for the game and not just the elite few.

Not so. The items I wanted were not available in store nor any other store. By sending the item to PC World rather than home I contributed to the employment of at least two workers. The reciever of the goods and the girl who attended to me at the counter.
I "distracted" no one.