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Labour’s proposal to end private schools’ exemption and spend the revenue on state schools had a dramatic impact on Tory-sympathising news sources.
Some of them are so hard up, journalists report, they live in modest houses, drive “old bangers” and, when they don’t “sacrifice” meals out, deny themselves West End shows, the Mail goes so far as to call them “poor”.
The average private school fee is 17,500 a year.
Why, in a cost of living crisis afflicting all but the wealthiest, are Tory sympathisers advertising the enormous sums they consider, minus the addition of VAT , to be reasonable? Some, effectively, are accused of envying themselves.
Non-users of private schools are repeatedly reminded to revisit that sometimes overlooked question: what the existence of these charitable institutions does for others.
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