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> You have input regarding what the state provides. No, the majority electorate has input regarding what the state provides. If I'm lucky, I'm part of that ma
by CivBase 7y ago
> You have input regarding what the state provides.
No, the majority electorate has input regarding what the state provides. If I'm lucky, I'm part of that majority.
Government systems do not cater to minorities unless the majority electorate decides to be charitable.
Private systems sometimes provide the minority extra choices because they chase profits instead of votes. Of course, that's only if there is profit to be made off the minority.
Neither system does a good job of catering to poor minorities. But getting rid of one wont make the other better.
- jbay808 7y agoNot sure you really read my post? If you're a wealthy parent, you can directly impact your child's school much more than by voting in an election. You can do so by taking time to pay attention to what goes on in your kid's school, organizing fundraisers, arranging guest lectures, extracurriculars, etc. You really have to have witnessed what these parents can do to understand their transformative impact. I've seen it for myself.