Move to Outlaw teacher's strikes in PA

[BrianTH]

Of course there are many necessities--things even more necessary than education--which are provided by private companies. Food and clothing, for example, and medicines. Some people do think the government should institute price controls on such products. But such people generally cannot claim to be following market economics when instituting such price controls, which was the point I was making.

[Aqua Teen Carl]

Originally Posted by South Range Family

When a private business raises the price of its product, I can choose to no longer purchase that product

In many cases you cannot do this such as with telcos, ISPs, utility companies, and insurance companies under various circumstances. The libertarian point of view is then "I can do without it" which certainly isn't a good option when it comes to educating your children.

Sometimes I think the American ideal of rugged individualism is taken so far that it reaches the point of full derp.