2009/7/6 lukhman_khan <[email protected]> > > >> For a person to be able to vote there should > >>be a minimum education criteria. > > > When the public education system cannot guarantee availability of > > education to all, it is silly to argue on such a criteria. > > On those lines, also think of this... > When the state does not give you a house to live in, > what right does the state have -to demand house tax? > > The government system does not guarantee availability of jobs to all, yet > it levies an income tax on those who manage to have an income.
This is rich. The state does provide you more than just roti-kapda-makan. The relation between the citizen and the state should not be compared to that between a consumer and service provider. Kiran
