Just a side note , the term lucky country came from a book that described Australia as a lucky country run mainly by second rate people who share its luck . It lives on other people ' s ideas , and , although its ordinary people are adaptable , most of its leaders in all fields so lack curiosity about the events that surround them that they are often taken by surprise <| sep |> And Lost Alpha , Call of Chernobyl . <| sep |> If they hold a referendum , they can ' t decide whatever they want . <| sep |> Those French voices are hilarious <| sep |> It ' s difficult to say . Libertarians are a small group , and we are dispersed throughout the US , so it would be difficult to make a brick and mortar school that tailors to them . Obviously your goal is to allow in children with nonlibertarian parents too , and there absolutely are already conservative parochial schools , so I ' m sure there ' s a market there . You ' d have to do some research on what the leadership in those schools looks like . The problem with a libertarian parochial school is that you ' re already pushing out part of your market half with the libertarian appellation , half with the parochial one . There are a lot of nonreligious libertarians , and a lot of nonlibertarian coreligionists to you .