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Education is not an example of the free market at work; it seems that the constantly increasing spending, and level (at best) results are a clear failure of gov
by nickff 12y ago
Education is not an example of the free market at work; it seems that the constantly increasing spending, and level (at best) results are a clear failure of government.
- collyw 12y agoFree markets have allocated billions to the creator of a social network, which really doesn't provide much value to the world (ok I am sure you can argue that it has some value). Yet you complain about increased spending in education. I personally think the resources would be better spent on the things I mentioned amongst others, but the free market says otherwise. Recycling would be a perfect example, but it is far cheaper to destroy the planet than solve the problem.