Hypocrisy of Teachers

[Koolay]

You shouldn't think of it as stealing.

So to make it clear, you are not critisizing my argument on why taxation is stealing, but that you are telling me what to think, when it is entirely irrelevant.

Is what I am saying correct or not? I don't care what your opinions are.

The point of taxing you against your parsimonious will is to provide students with the knowledge base to compete with you for your wealth.

Actually when public schools were established, it's sole purpose was to propagandise children into allegiance to the religion or monarchy/state. It had nothing to do with increasing the child's human capital.

The point is to inject a little fairness, some degree of meritocracy, into the system. We're not just grabbing your tax cash to throw students a fish or two. We'd like to give him the skills necessary to put a serious dent in your fishing business.

Public schools do not have business skills anywhere on the curriculum, by definition, you are taught to obey 'authority' and not to challenge the status quo.

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Not me. I work for my student's best interests. The government just collects the revenue which pay my salary.

No, it violently takes the revenue.

And how do I know that you are working for your student bests interest, when they are essentially held as political hostages inside your classroom.

If they came to you voluntarily, then I would believe you.

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Right but they work for the government don't they?

If I knowingly work for the Mafia, can I really claim that I am not part of a violent organisation?

The mafia wasn't elected. The government is.

So you are saying that the initiation of violence is justified if people put a piece of paper in a ballot box?