Hopefully most books are in Hindi and non communistleftist <| sep |> I was just about to ask that question fam <| sep |> Icic . Thanks for the clarification <| sep |> I ' ve watched the teams reaction tenths of timesWow . You really don ' t care enough to watch the whole thing ? <| sep |> The Person will most likely get incinerated . <| sep |> Thanks ! ! o <| sep |> How much are they <| sep |> that kind of thing should not be allowed . What , private companies choosing who they do business with ? Unless AdNexus has a monopolyquasimonopoly on the market there is no reason why they should be regulated further . <| sep |> THE SWITCH HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED YET . THEY ' ll ANNOUNCE A RELEASE DATE AND PRICING IN MID JANUARY . <| sep |> Why would a student stay in a failing public school if they have a voucher and can attend a better private school ? I ' m not sure I understand the scenario . The free market works very well with schools , because parents care about their children and will pick the best schools if given a choice . I ' m an atheist , and I don ' t like the idea of funding religious schools , but I ' m willing to accept a compromise if it means dramatically improving our shitty school system . You need to consider the pros and cons , but often when defending the status quo a single con is enough to persuade people that nothing should ever change . I wouldn ' t have a problem with excluding religious schools , but the courts such as the Ohio state supreme court have determined that school vouchers don ' t violate the first amendment . Many other countries fund religious schools , such as the Netherlands with their very successful voucher system , and nothing terrible has happened .