A bizarre critique of Capitalism ... ideas?

[Mises_Pieces]

Why do you believe that the market underproduces universal education relative to what your higher subjective valuation of it would dicate?

[Epicurus_Ibn_Kalhoun]

People don’t have as high value of it as me

They are also turned off because it is american liberals always pushing for their nanny state to provide it. I don’t think many people are anti-education, per se. I just think many get turned off because the government already takes too much from them to begin with.

[liberty_student]

@Epicurus ibn Kalhoun

All evidence seems to suggest that education is good for both people and markets.

To a turkey, all evidence up to the day before Thanksgiving suggests that the farmer really cares about his health and happiness.

[Nitroadict]

@Epicurus ibn Kalhoun

But what I’m arguing for is universal critical education. Any kind of education that doesn’t include critical thinking is merely indoctrination, much like our system.
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States are created by people trying to protect their interests, and the economic power of an individual or class will decide his/its role in the state.

@Liberty Student

To a turkey, all evidence up to the day before Thanksgiving suggests that the farmer really cares about his health and happiness.

To a citizen, all evidence up to the day before being drafted suggests that the state really cares about his health & happiness.

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[Erdeslau]

I suppose that if there was an objective way of determining the “fair share of their labourer’s products”, the first sentence would actually make some sense.

The second sentence is also invalid as in most modern societies workers can own shares of the companies they work for if they are so inclined.