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No they don’t. They want access to the public’s money. It would be more helpful to think of churches/parochial schools as businesses.
by supercanuck 7y ago
No they don’t. They want access to the public’s money.
It would be more helpful to think of churches/parochial schools as businesses.
- AnthonyMouse 7y agoThey are the public. It's their money. If parochial schools are businesses then school vouchers are sending retirees social security checks rather than operating state-run homes for the elderly. It allows people to buy what they want in the market (from businesses) instead of being restricted to a choice between a government facility and nothing -- not even a refund of the tax dollars not needed to pay for it when you don't use it.
- supercanuck 7y agoNo, i don’t get a refund from the fire department because my house doesn't burn. An educated populace is beneficial to the nation. People are free to choose as it is. No reason to provide the public’s democratically distributed money.