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Opinion #1
Debater: The Wild Goose
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Vouchers destroy effective private education.
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Vouchers do not "create demand" for education. If anything, they destroy that demand. First of all, government money never comes without strings attached. "Private" schools taking government voucher money must accept a long list of conditions, most of which effectively render private schools no better than public schools. In many states, private schools must accept students who apply without regard to academic success, religion, family, or even prior criminal activity. Secondly, vouchers are available only for students in public schools who "want out". This may encourage families struggling to make ends meet so their children can go to private school to actually remove their children from private school, just so they can become eligible for vouchers. Finally, by making more students eligible for private schools while simultaneously removing the rigorous standards they use to select students, vouchers make it harder on genuinely hardworking students and families.
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Opinion #2
Debater: Jtaylor1
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The Voucher System should be a good cause and enforcement of public edu.
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The Voucher System should enforce high quality education. Electronic money (Verichip) will help the Voucher System abolish all religious beliefs and help make a better world. Public and private should shun the teachings of the Bible, the Torah, and the Quran and replace them with fundamental evolution and the enforcement of the Jedi religion. And Finally, making less students eligible for graduation because of their religious beliefs.
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