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Hey ams6110, I'll take a shot at summarizing his argument because I find it interesting. Ender7 has claimed that a child's education shouldn't vary by his or h
by seagreen 15y ago
Hey ams6110, I'll take a shot at summarizing his argument because I find it interesting.
Ender7 has claimed that a child's education shouldn't vary by his or her parents' wealth, but should be provided by society.
Wnewman's point is basically that when Ender7 says "society" he really means the specific nation that child belongs to. But by Ender7's logic this still isn't fair, because some nations are poorer than others. So unless Ender7 is willing to argue that it's immoral for some societies to provide better education for their children that others, than Ender7 is being inconsistant.
- srbloom 15y agoThough it's a good point I don't think it's valid counter-argument to the moral imperative "we should provide good education to our nation's children." Globalism may be around the corner, but until then, "our" nation's society is the one "we" are responsible for.