Well, I feel exactly the opposite. I used to think I would do that, that I would put skin in the game and send my children to public schools. But after my firs

Well, I feel exactly the opposite. I used to think I would do that, that I would put skin in the game and send my children to public schools. But after my first born arrived, I can't do that. She's not an ideological trumping card, she's someone I want to provide with the better opportunities at life. And taking into account everything that's going on with society and the open hate against upper middle class (where I ended up due to my lower working class parents making a lot of effort to give me a good education) it's clear for me that public schools are not about making my child excel, but about forcing on her the idea that she needs to be numbed down to fit on some standard that's made to make everything fit the pace of the lowest common denominator. They call that equity.