You are asserting generalities, while your arguments are based on your current government spending money inefficiently. If you would stop arguing in generalitie

You are asserting generalities, while your arguments are based on your current government spending money inefficiently. If you would stop arguing in generalities and instead try to address the actual problems you have (which is not the height of the tax!), you may actually achieve something. As your own numbers show, European governments have succeeded in organising education much more efficiently than your government. This is a counterexample to your general assertion.