Russell wrote
> So, is there a way to redistribute money to the poorer people
> in the community to pay for a good education for their kids,
> while keeping the advantages of competition, decentralisation,..?
And Damien X wrote back
> So, is there a way to redistribute money to the poorer people
> in the community to pay for good *food* for their kids, while
> keeping the advantages of competition, decentralisation, ..?
> "Food stamps good."
> "School vouchers bad."
>
> I never understood why.
The answer is very easy: in the case of *food*, we come from
a free-market solution that already works extremely well, so
naturally it's "good" to weaken it with food stamps. Likewise,
we come from a socialist solution to education, which works
very poorly, of course, and so to weaken it by moving towards
freedom is "bad".
Lee
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