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In article <1gdnomINN3or@agate.berkeley.edu> curtis@cs.berkeley.edu (Curtis Yarvin) writes:
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>You raise the example of education - a fine one.  Education is
>a public good; public goods cannot be financed by anything
>other than forcible theft.  And because my education was
>financed thus I have an obligation to so finance other peoples'.

Then our "disagreement" may come down to defining education.  In brief,
education isn't restricted to the schools - education comes in many
forms, including reasonable access to a number of artistic voices
(and not just those that happen to be profitable this week).

Of course, not everyone will benefit - but then, some people come out
of the schools still illiterate.  An imperfect process, to be sure, but
then, all the system can do is provide the opportunities . . .

       The Rhealist - nadeau@bnr.ca - Speaking only for myself