
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Boortz argues that having students pool their classroom supplies at the beginning of the school year teaches children an early lesson about shared property. Using this common classroom practice as an example, he criticizes public education and contends it introduces ideas about collective ownership from a young age.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
By Dickey Broadcasting Company4.8
6363 ratings
Boortz argues that having students pool their classroom supplies at the beginning of the school year teaches children an early lesson about shared property. Using this common classroom practice as an example, he criticizes public education and contends it introduces ideas about collective ownership from a young age.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

23,061 Listeners

26,043 Listeners

153,248 Listeners

529 Listeners

6,542 Listeners

6,495 Listeners

43,834 Listeners

7,635 Listeners

4,286 Listeners

39,483 Listeners

6,272 Listeners

9,007 Listeners

629 Listeners

221 Listeners

16,332 Listeners