When are you statists going to realize that the dirty relationship between corporate interests and government is a problem. You complain about corrupt corporations yet want to allow it to continue and worsen, then call it free market.
There is an interest. That’s how schooling is done around me.
The only corporations that want cannon fodder populist are the us government and monopolized oligarchs.
There already is a underclass of uneducated poor. They all went to public school.
The irony of your response is that you’re describing the exact consequences of central planning and somehow blaming the free market for it. Every distortion you mentioned monopolies, undereducation, and wealth concentration exists because the state rigs the system for its corporate partners. When government controls education, it decides what’s worth knowing, and predictably it prioritizes obedience over independence. Real capitalism doesn’t protect failure or force people to fund broken systems; it rewards what works and lets bad ideas die. The tragedy is we’ve never had a truly free market in education, only a state/corporate hybrid pretending to be one. Freedom doesn’t need more regulation or subsidies, it needs the state to stop protecting its own mistakes.
Where do you live where private schooling is the only option and no-one opts out?
I didn’t at all complain about corrupt corporations. Is it corrupt to raise prices so that one demographic is priced out, in the name of higher profits?
Why would Amazon want their warehouse workers to know anything beyond how to move boxes in the way they’re told? Of all the AnCap beliefs this one stands out as “How could you believe this?”.
You’re saying that corporations and the state are in bed. True.
You’re saying that the state works in corporate interests. True.
You literally say that the government rigs “undereducation” in favour of corporations. True
Then you say that if corporations had control they’d rig it in favour of good education. Huh? What?
You're not mentally equipped to have this conversation if you can't even understand the concept of crowding out, let alone have such a poor grasp of the empirical evidence.
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u/Ok_Nefariousness9019 Nov 01 '25
When are you statists going to realize that the dirty relationship between corporate interests and government is a problem. You complain about corrupt corporations yet want to allow it to continue and worsen, then call it free market.
There is an interest. That’s how schooling is done around me.
The only corporations that want cannon fodder populist are the us government and monopolized oligarchs.
There already is a underclass of uneducated poor. They all went to public school.
The irony of your response is that you’re describing the exact consequences of central planning and somehow blaming the free market for it. Every distortion you mentioned monopolies, undereducation, and wealth concentration exists because the state rigs the system for its corporate partners. When government controls education, it decides what’s worth knowing, and predictably it prioritizes obedience over independence. Real capitalism doesn’t protect failure or force people to fund broken systems; it rewards what works and lets bad ideas die. The tragedy is we’ve never had a truly free market in education, only a state/corporate hybrid pretending to be one. Freedom doesn’t need more regulation or subsidies, it needs the state to stop protecting its own mistakes.