-=> Quoting John Boone to Robert Plett <=-
 JB> I started reading Fredrick Bastiat's "The Law" and 
 JB> read something about education that I thought you would 
 JB> enjoy. 
 JB> Here it is page 31: 
 JB> 
 JB> In this matter of education, the law has only 
 JB> two alternatives: It can permit this transaction 
 JB> of teaching-and-learning to operate freely and 
 JB> without use of force or it can force human wills 
 JB> in this matter by taking from some them enough to 
 JB> pay the teachers who are appointed by government 
 JB> to instruct others, without charge.  But in in 
 JB> second case, the law commits legal plunder by 
 JB> violeting the liberty and property. 
 JB> 
 Now this is indeed interesting! I seem to have missed when this book
 was written, could you enlighten me, please?
 david.hartung@mcione.com
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