American politics at the presidential level is international politics <| sep |> Thanks for all the info . I think I ' ll try VaanLunethTyroMariaEiko with OK BSB RW , and VaanLunethPecilRamzaEiko with Wall RW and see which I prefer . I ' ve been playing a purely physical team for months , so using Maria would make for an interesting change . I could try a team without Wall , but that seems like it would likely not turn out well . <| sep |> The government makes decisions for everyone and subsidizes public education , should taxpayers that don ' t have kids have to pay for the education of someone else ' s children ? This is a false dichotomy . 1 st , the government can abandon all education and it ' ll just be run by private organizations , churches , local groups , etc . It won ' t be the end of the world and kids would all of the sudden become stupider if government does this . Most public schools are funded by local taxes , like property tax which itself is evil , but that ' s another story and the subsidies for these battery packs would come from federal income taxes . You ' re trying not only to conflate 2 very different things public schools and subsidizing battery packssustainable energy but also trying to make a case for the greatness of each . Neither is a responsibility of the government . Both public education and sustainable energy benefit society in the long run , that ' s proven . Huh ? What ' s proven ? There are nonpublic schools that are leaps better than public schools that get lots of money per student , especially in poorer neighborhoods . If sustainable energy was so great , why does it need so much subsidies ? You ' d get lots of companies and rich people and crowdsourcing funding them knowing the returns on their investments would be amazing . Why have the government step in and dump taxpayer money into such a wonderful thing ?