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It would help with a lot, yah

It provides alternative opportunities for advancing beyond traditional schooling which would’ve been a slow burn if it was only public schooling that was present

It also leads to more competitive practices whether it’s studying or teaching alternative sectors to children earlier than public schools would

In nations with limited budgets it also means it’s the only option for studying opportunities, where if removed it would essentially mean that education would be worse than subpar

But, taken to an extreme, this would lead to places like USA which gave too much power to private institutions

What I want is a mix, give and take, force those who take the money to actually use it well and give my children, my nephew’s or those brought in with scholarships to prosper, but also allow for public institutions to benefit by having them adopt practices, make better use of funds and also incentivise cooperation

I want to have private schooling preserved

Ah shit, want to hear my economic hot takes? Haha

I’m saying moderates instead of rightwing because fuck you if you want vital government departments privatised (health, electric grid, rail, education, news)

I’m not sure if there are any socially rightwing people in Lemmy (they would have to be very accepting of things they hate to remain) but there are definitely moderates in the economic stance

Even then, it’s only 10% v. 90% from what I’ve seen, most are fully against private establishments within generally government ran departments

Even if someone did it, it would take a lot of people to move there and for what? I definitely wouldn’t go, and I don’t really care my opinions about the economy is hated

Economically rightwing or socially?

Yeah, it’s not necessarily bad but it affects my point of view

Some might deny it, some might agree but decide it’s for the best and apparently, others will just denote the least left of the leftists as conservative scum

I’ve never seen nsfw stuff on Lemmy actually, neither did I see star trek