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There are lots of countries where public schools are basically the only way, and don't imply a second rate education. And if the company that made you rich empl
by mhd 16y ago
There are lots of countries where public schools are basically the only way, and don't imply a second rate education. And if the company that made you rich employs a high rate of white collar workers, you benefit from their high level of training. (Depending on your country, this also applies to highly trained blue color workers)
But yes, with all these benefits, I'm really amazed when I hear people talk as if the whole tax system is basically fraud (as opposed to taxes just being too high). Unless they're very idealistic libertarians, of course. Or live in New Jersey.
- cies 16y ago> There are lots of countries where public schools are basically the only way, and don't imply a second rate education. Yups, the Netherlands is luckily still one of those. :)