media bias shows government schools must end

Many news stories cover government attempts to stop "price gouging"
and none even hint that there is another side, that gouging is good,
that anti-gouging laws shouldn't exist, that they defeat market
pricing, or that the laws cause shortages, poverty and misery.

Many news stories repeat bureaucratic claims that seafood is
"overharvested" and need more government laws to limit catches, and
never mention that the problem is government ownership of water,
defeating supply and demand incentives, soggy socialism, and the need
for private property rights that would enable farming and market
pricing.  (if that wasn't bad enough there are rarely stories on
farming of seafood, and the stories NEVER make the tie in to the lack
of property rights in government waters that causes overharvesting in
government waters.  It is unfortunate that even the seafood farmers
can't make the tie in, having come from government schools).  Has a
seafood farmer on land ever suggested that he should be able to own
areas now owned by government in order to farm in water currently
owned by government.  No reporter has ever asked such a question).

Many news stories blather about "water conservation" and watering
restrictions even glorifying police-state patrols and enforcement, and
the stories never even hint that the problem is government ownership
of water systems, lack of competition, lack of market pricing,
defeating supply and demand, that would solve all the brainless
coverage made by the reporter in his socialist story.

those are 3 easy ones I see a lot.  I could go on and on.  I want to
ask everyone to compile a collection.  Please send in more examples of
media blindness about capitalism, free market economics, pricing,
property rights, which all prove that the first amendment is
incompatible with government schools, and the latter must end.  It 
seems that our schools accomplish exactly what soviet schools
accomplished.  The media prove that government schools produce
socialists who know nothing about free market economics.

(For more ideas on liberty and the libertarian philosophy see
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