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Polexit? Almost half of the Poles believe that Poland would be better off outside of the EU [548]
Nope - who would check your Japanese school was a real school ?
The best indicator of a good school are skills acquired by students in the process. Probation period would tell the future employer whether it was real or not.
Many state owned schools in Poland educate students which has a lot of theorethical knowledge and not enough practical skills. Private schools cannot afford to produce such a sub-standard results cause they have to attract paying students in the future.
Who would make sure my beer wasn't poisonous ?
Poisonous beer would sell worse than a regular one I presume ;-) Is this a real argument?
Chances of such a system being voluntarily implemented and self regulated are zero.
The inneficient system which is in place in Poland now wasn't voluntary implemented but enforced by a previous communist government. And it's about to go bancrupt. Changing it for a more efficient system based on a private funds would not only be logical but necessary.
Just ot be clear. A minimal state, a watchman state, doesn't eliminate the state as a whole but greatly reduces its size - thus reducing the operating costs payed in taxes - and the competences of the state which incleases the amount of freedom for its citizens.