[Born in a Rage]

That is your opinion. However, it isn't justifiable due to the points I've made in other posts. It's prejudicial, discriminatory, and a matter of taxation without representation.

[durasell]

...a matter of taxation without representation.

Don't you vote for the local school board? If so, then you have representation.

[wyattearp]

However, it isn't justifiable due to the points I've made in other posts. It's prejudicial, discriminatory, and a matter of taxation without representation.

I re-read what I posted, and what you have posted, and I have no idea where this comment is coming from. I said nothing prejudicial or discriminatory, and I feel that I addressed the points in the post that I was responding to.

As for taxation without representation, that is exactly the point that I am trying to make with regards to vouchers. If tax money is taken out of the public school system and delivered to home-schoolers, or charter schools, or whatever, then I have no representation whatsoever on how that money is being spent. It is a direct violation of my rights as a taxpayer and a citizen.