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Squinch

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4. I think you are right about channeling funds toward the private sector,

Reply to snot (Reply #3)

Wed Jan 8, 2014, 06:55 PM

Jan 2014

but that is all being done by the very people who would profit from private education.

And the last one about the demands of the modern economic system: it seems so Big Brother, and it seems to require such a conspiracy of sociopaths, but it is looking more and more likely to me that that is actually a large part of the impetus behind this.

It is so disturbing to think that there are people who are so willing to consume their fellow humans. But I think you are right.

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