There's basically zero chance at completely repealing govt schools....so school choice, which should undercut the funding of govt schools by funneling those resources to private schools.
Only then is there a chance to attack the taxation side, where one could make the argument that since govt schools are basically gone, now taxes are just enriching private interests.
But even if you can't get rid of the taxation, at least you got rid of the indoctrination.
There's basically zero chance at completely repealing govt schools....so school choice, which should undercut the funding of govt schools by funneling those resources to private schools.
Only then is there a chance to attack the taxation side, where one could make the argument that since govt schools are basically gone, now taxes are just enriching private interests.
But even if you can't get rid of the taxation, at least you got rid of the indoctrination.