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1:44:35Political mastermind Wilhelmina Frost
1:44:36You and Paskal are on the same wavelength
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1:44:47"Ciara I hear you but we need to buy new cool and big naval ships because they're awesome."
1:44:56Privatisation means the cost burden falls on the individuals which prices the population out of the means of earning wealth very bad plan long term
1:45:04yeah, I think education is not a good area to privatise
1:45:22Religious schools aren't necessarily profit driven
1:45:25I mean, to learn how to read, they have to live first, I see his point
1:45:27HE THINKS WE CAN PLAN LONG TERM!
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1:45:42In the short term, we have no money and an 80% literacy rate
1:45:54your money comes from taxation - taxation comes from individual earnings and wealth taxes
1:46:08the higher the AVERAGE earnings of the population are the more money you will have\
1:46:08Or at least increase coverage
1:46:17We're literally choosing between healthcare and education here
1:46:20No balancing acts, only perfect solutions! :_minaTsun::_minaTsun::_minaTsun:
1:46:24as long as it's not like, all the best teachers going to private
1:46:50@absolute_link_0 we all know that is EXCACTLY what will happen
1:47:00Fully public education leads to a stigma that the government is trying to influence children's ideologies while fully private schools lead to a massive gap in education You need both for a good system
1:47:31you can have the best of both worlds
1:47:46She has a point, but also, what money does she want to use?
1:48:30She's an idealist in a far from ideal country
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1:48:51@GoblianoBruno REAL AND TRUE
1:49:11you really cant hate Alphonso that much, it needs a delicate balance
1:49:13I feel like Paskal has a good grasp of the unpleasant realities, to temper the idealism