usps strikes again

You're missing the point.
I said there is no US law that states that home delivery is a right or entitlement.
If you were to send me a package from your address to mine, it would not come to my home.
I do not have home delivery. I have to go to the post office and pick up my mail.
I don't have a PO Box address, I have a street address, and UPS and FedEx will deliver there. The post office does not. So, if you were to send me package, I would tell you that I have to go to the Post Office to pick it up. It's not an uncommon thing in rural areas.

So the point of delivery for your address is not your front door. For other people, it may be. Everything I'm finding (on USPS websites) is not lining up with what your saying.

If rules governing packages in certain areas say you "should" take the package to the door, and you don't because it doesn't say "must". Your just doing whatever you want. Not what you should.