The f 2 p thing is pretty true . My friends and I would do duel arena when it was released in f 2 p , and fights took so long it was stupid . Even without food , it would take all of our computer time to beat eachother to death . <| sep |> Come home ! <| sep |> Congrats , spez . You ' re now viewed as a cannibal . It ' s basically what you deserve for what you ' ve done . <| sep |> No problem . These are not simple issues ! <| sep |> my statement that childhood education should not be commodified , and my response to the idea that choice itself , apart from any other consideration , is a moral good specifically , parents choice of where to send their kid . The fact that you make somebody else pay for it , does not mean that it ' s already not a commodity . Education is a service , it bears expenses and it has a price . No amount of wishful thinking will change that fact , so the quicker people realize that we have to be efficient with our resources , the quicker we can look for the appropriate solutions . There is a third problem to add to your list it is imperative that kids do not lose out when their local Educorp shuts down . It ' s better that Educorp shuts down , than for us to keep a zombie alive , which is simply not doing a good job at educating . Failure is acceptable , and the quicker it happens the quicker we can try to find a better solution to replace the failed one . If we don ' t let failures go their natural way , then we get the same thing as the public schools which have been failing for decades now ! The availability of education for kids needs to be just as stable as , e . g . , clean water . Water is a commodity , so is everything else we humans utilize in our daily lives . The fact that it is readily available is the result of understanding simple economics supply and demand . People will pay for water before they pay for anything else . And 3 days without water death . 40 days without food death . Now how many days can a person go without education before they die ? Well , arguably their entire life . So comparing water to education is so far disconnected from the basic reality of life , that it really blows my mind that somebody may not be able to make the distinction . Would you be happy if all public schools received equivalent funding regardless of the statelocal tax base and parents received vouchers while still paying taxes to support the public schools ? I ' d be happy if we have a system which allowed failing institutions to fail quickly , and we allowed parents to take their tax money somewhere else . The only time I would be OK with paying taxes for a public school is if the parent received a voucher and they chose to spend it at a pubic school .