I was going to ask in jest when the people who think free college is regressive are going to get around to attacking public K-12, but of course they're already doing that.
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such services could only exist in dense cities however. what service could you offer in rural or exurbs that the affluent could ever possibly want to use?
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If it's all the same system, they don't get to pick and choose. Once you start breaking it up into subdivisions, than of course the rich will just keep what they want and tell politicians to discard the rest.
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Also, we love being catered to, and always reward those who remind us that they catered to us by voting for them. We see them as our friends, because they are.
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