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That may be true, and I personally agree that property taxes shouldn't fund education in that manner. However, that doesn't mean that the removal of private pr
by dreamdu5t 15y ago
That may be true, and I personally agree that property taxes shouldn't fund education in that manner.
However, that doesn't mean that the removal of private property will result in more education or more money for education. Jello's quote implies that the root cause of unemployment and undereducation is partly the system of private property. He is a self-professed anarchist, so I don't know why people are trying to convince me that I'm reading into his quote. He's incorrect about this, but people love "eat the rich" ideals too much to admit it.
- hackinthebochs 15y agoI don't know anything about the author, so you're probably right about how he means the quote to be taken.
- dreamdu5t 15y ago:) He's the lead singer of a famous punk band and also a niche celebrity for his public speaking, usually on topics ranging from social injustice, racism, religion, and anarchy.