Ihave absolutely no issue with people choosing to pay for educaation if they can and want to.

but the idea that eton for example should have charitable status is bizarre. some of the people on that thread want the nhs privatise dbecuase of market forces so i merely pointed out the school had money issues for 10 years and the market has spoken and its conservatism at its finest. no intervention formthe state live or die by your figures.

they died.

i feel sorrry for the kids but not as sorry as i do for the kids on sink estates with no youth clubs, noafterschool activities getting taught in classes of 30 plus by teachers who earn a pittance.