She even offers to arrange transportation for you if you need itBit mean to arrange transport and then stop them jumping . <| sep |> Wow , that was completely uninteresting . No offense . <| sep |> Yep , I assumed that would be your argument <| sep |> Komm an , es ist eine kurze Woche . <| sep |> Try Mundo , he is totally up there in clear rates in this patch . I ' m normally outleveling all solo lanes and i become unkillable after like 12 minutes , it ' s fucking insane <| sep |> Yes ! A public education is a government handout and is obviously dictated by that states standards . I wouldn ' t have children in Michigan . That state is broke and ill managed . To be honest , they need to vote for better leadership up there . <| sep |> Person from the Deep South chiming in here . One of the things you are inherently assuming when you argue that the free market will sort things out over time and favor good systems and management over time is that parents picking schools are rational actors with perfect information . That ' s not necessarily the case . Parents picking schools and the school selection process are often deeply irrational and can and do warp the education market away from the socially optimal result . For example , here in the Deep South we have a TON of really bad , poor quality private schools that exist solely because of racism look up segregation academies . Mississippi to this day has one of the highest number of private schools per capita in America , full of really terrible , poor quality private schools , because white parents still don ' t want their kids educated around negroes . Vouchers play directly into reinforcing that segregation which is bad for society . These private schools don ' t want any state oversight in their operations and admissions , which is their right , but I don ' t think we should subsidize segregation academies with private money or fundamentalist religious academies . Similarly , a lot of poor , struggling kids don ' t have parents who are informed enough or willing enough or have the resources to get their kid to the best run private charter school in their area . Some folks have lousy parents , some folks have parents who are just ill informed , some kids have parents who don ' t want to tow the line and comply with the parental requirements that charters impose on parents , some charter schools are far away from the ' hood in towns with no public transport and so the decision to send kids is based on ignorance or convenience or limited optics rather than which school has good management . Should kids in this situation be screwed or should we push to keep a system where all neighborhood schools are high quality . I think that ' s a doable goal for America . . . although , as I see us privatizing even basic operations in cities like parking meters , maybe we have gotten to the point in America where we are so mismanaged that have to outsource even the most fundamental duty which is running schools .