Life will dramatically change under ogliarchy..

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21. Yes. It has been happening here, a trend of shifting investment and

services away from the working classes who pay for them. Like education.

Privatizing and profitizing public schools has had modest success so far, but in places has succeeded in shifting significant public investment from all to a few. Eliminating taxpayer-supported universal compulsory elementary education (a huge expense) awaits the power to impose it.

Turning higher education into a profit center doesn't just require students to run deep in debt, combined with low wage levels for those without, it strongly discourages "unnecessary" higher education of citizens in general. Of course, the anti-tax/anti-government/anti-democracy forces have had their greatest successes here.

Too blatant repurposing of a state's public education and college system to limit it to training workers for state industry may be rejected, but quiet and broad cuts to curricula have succeeded.