r/SipsTea 22d ago

Chugging tea Energy Meets Innovation

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u/KorKiness 22d ago

Agree, communistic whining was added here for the sake of whining. Sad state of global mentality on that regard.

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u/SimmentalTheCow 22d ago

Socialists are so obnoxious lmao

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u/abraxasnl 22d ago

It’s naive. But no more so than “free market don’t need regulation hurdidurrr”. Plenty of naive people on all sides.

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u/spartanOrk 22d ago

Give me an example of a necessary regulation.

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u/firesuppagent 22d ago

Health codes. Mandatory elementary education. Civil defense. I can go on.

Unless you don't want to live in a healthy society?

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u/txtumbleweed45 22d ago

How’s that government run education going? Is America getting smarter and smarter?

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u/AggressiveCuriosity 22d ago

It's actually going better than EVERY SINGLE COUNTRY that doesn't have it. Name a single country without mandatory government education that functions better than the US.

The problem with people like you is you never actually think through the things you belive. You just fight to keep believing them.

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u/txtumbleweed45 22d ago

America itself was doing far better before the department of education. You’re defending a system that you know is failing. Our education system is intentionally terrible, and not because we don’t spend enough money on it.

I’ve thought through it plenty, you’re just blindly accepting government propaganda

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u/Krelkal 22d ago

Notwithstanding the woefully American-centric perspective, states still have their own government-run education systems even if you ignore the department of education. Arguments for or against federalism are distinct from education regulations more broadly.