If you refuse to help other people’s children get an education, you’re evading taxes and that is unethical.
If you refuse to help other people’s children get an education, you’re evading taxes and that is unethical.
I went to a wealthy private high school. 15 years later, most of the children from wealthy parents didn't amount to much. The top 50% work a high level role at their parent's company (probably taking the job from someone more skilled). At worst, they are still supported by their parents in their 30s, career-less. Only the top 5% multiplied their parent's wealth.
The money spent on private education could have been used to support low-income students, which would reduce crime and create a more powerful middle-class.
If I could change the tax code I would cut income taxes (why discourage work?) but jack up taxes on inheritances/gifts.