Good film, but the right-wing privatization element bothers me

Rating: 8/10 (8 October 2017)

Another great film from Matthew Vaughan, with great action scenes, story and acting. The only thing that bothered me about the cast is Taron Edgerton, he's not leading man material and not really that good of an actor.
Watching both films recently, I was a bit confused about the Kingsman and how they were funded, given that in the second movie, the Statesmen were entirely funded by a whiskey company. So upon rewatching the first movie, I hadn't realized that this whole ludicrous outfit was being funded, legitimately, by tailors making suits.
REALLY?
So yeah, for some reason, instead of trying to profit as much as possible, the Kingsman run a vigilante operation that operates under the pretenses of patriotism and always serves the country and the greater good? Really? There are also numerous times that events in the first film contradict what is going on in the second film, and at times, within the same movie itself.
The message of the comic/movie from Mark Millar is rather clear; private industry is better than the government at doing its job, and not corrupt. I just don't get it. It's just one of those movies that really shouldn't be thought about too much, otherwise, you'll realize how stupid it is underneath it all.
I don't know.