Last November the Productivity Commission recommend, in an intermit report, for the removal of the tax-free status of private schools. Let me be clear, this does not benefit public education. My prejudice is towards public education, but the prejudice of the Productivity Commission “boils my blood.”
On both sides of the issue there are reasonable arguments, but stupidity reins because no one is listening to the experts. Just recently I published Why I am not a Rationalist, but a Humanist.
I must of missed this Productivity Commission report (it was labelled innocuously, “5-year Productivity Inquiry: From learning to growth“), but the issue is gaining “negative traction” (“it is not an oxymoron, you moron“). I found myself in total agreement with Nick Carter of Menzies Research Centre and a centralist-rightwing scholar,… AND I, a centralist-leftwing scholar. As Nick suggested, it is a minor agenda issue for Commission, and the media is not interested in history with an easy policy solution for everyone, if only the idiots listened to expert scholars like myself. It is the political stupidity on both sides of the aisle. The Commission is not at all interested in religion and/or secularity. Apart from its fairest commentary on big-business collusion, its policy goes to ruthless ideas of competition.
The ruthlessness of these political players who do not care about history, and wants everyone to ignore history like they do, makes them dickheads, as the Australian colloquial expression.
I will swear and swear because their ruthlessness and inability to compromise has put persons like myself into poverty and out of income, even, though, persons like myself, work 6-8 hours a day 7 days and produce the expert knowledge.
For over 30 years I have been the policy expert in religious education, one field among my many fields in multidisciplinary education. The solution is so damn easy:
ALL registered schools to be allowed (policy), and to take (practice), tax-free donations. It is both the most fairest and just solution.
Tell, why do those paid for their jobs are intellectual history and sociological idiots will not face facts? The fact that in the philosophical compatibility on the compatibility of both justice and fairness.
Please get me job by outing these ruthless bastards by outing their ruthless stupidity. I am depressively stress of having take large amounts of money out of my home loan to balance the budget. Why don’t these bastards care for ALL persons?
Can the universities demonstrate, in the history over the last 30 years of current higher education policies, that a majority of excelling researchers were employed or contracted?
Neville Buch
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