Are buses socialist?
Table of Contents
All public transportation systems are socialist schemes that cannot support themselves. All public rail transit systems outside Asia lose money. That is money taken from taxpayers to benefit those who get subsidized rides.
An honest look at American “public schooling” reveals that it is indeed the most socialistic institution in our country. Most people are surprised to learn that “free” public schooling is one of the “Ten Planks” (key tenets) of the Communist Manifesto.
Are school buses free in USA?
Yes, school bus service is common in the US; however the amount of service available and cost can vary by state and school district. Free service is required for some students enrolled in special education programs to ensure they have equal access to school.
Who pays for school buses in USA?
Nationwide, school districts receive about 45 percent of their funding from the state. Local government contributes about the same percentage. The move to charge for bus transportation has angered parents in some communities and worried some school officials about children’s safety and access to education.
The United States democratic system includes characteristics of capitalism as well as socialism. Perhaps the most socialistic endeavor of the US is its K-12 public school system; in fact, US public schools are necessary for democracy to thrive and to create an educated and well-informed populace.
Bertrand Russell: According to him, education is meant to develop such qualities and abilities in a child by which he can find out solutions to problems of life in all stages. He considered education as the means of individual, social and national development and means of universal welfare.
Does Germany have school buses?
In Germany, students travel to school on scheduled public train and bus routes. In most cases, these services operate at times to suit school hours and are not run during weekends and holiday periods, though the services are open to use by non-school-related travelers.