>Why is it admirable to plug holes in capitalism? Public education isn't a capitalistic enterprise. If anything, they're letting it collapse so that they can r

>Why is it admirable to plug holes in capitalism? Public education isn't a capitalistic enterprise. If anything, they're letting it collapse so that they can replace it with more capitalistic alternatives like voucher programs and charter schools (which is just a way for fundamentalists to have the government pay to support their indoctrination efforts).