/lit/ - Literature

>>7142813
>But the state is partly the cause of that. Afterall, the state has taken more and more control over education, not less and less.

I am aware of that. However, as it is only the state can alter things for the better, even if it has made them worse in the first place. It is the same problem as in the 60s and 70s when all of the European countries decided to ditch the African colonies and let them govern themselves immediately. Obviously, they knew shit about governing and needed a gradual process, but instead they were given direct control. Look at Africa now, eh?