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I agree, Moehat.

As stated, the vast majority in this country simply can't afford to privately educate their children no matter how many sacrifices they make.

And a nation where children from more privileged backgrounds get better starts in life and get catapulted into jobs beyond their capabilities is no recipe for an efficient economy.

"Politics of envy" = the start of an end to this gross inequality after 45 years of it since 1979.

The rich and privileged have had it their own way most of my adult lifetime - well, they're about to become a little bit less rich and privileged so the poor can be a little bit less poor and unprivileged.

I shan't be shedding any tears for any of them

[QUOTE="Ian_Davies, post: 2681232, member: 66646"] I agree, Moehat. As stated, the vast majority in this country simply can't afford to privately educate their children no matter how many sacrifices they make. And a nation where children from more privileged backgrounds get better starts in life and get catapulted into jobs beyond their capabilities is no recipe for an efficient economy. "Politics of envy" = the start of an end to this gross inequality after 45 years of it since 1979. The rich and privileged have had it their own way most of my adult lifetime - well, they're about to become a little bit less rich and privileged so the poor can be a little bit less poor and unprivileged. I shan't be shedding any tears for any of them [/QUOTE]

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