Boortz argues that having students pool their classroom supplies at the beginning of the school year teaches children an early lesson about shared property. Using this common classroom practice as an example, he criticizes public education and contends it introduces ideas about collective ownership from a young age.

<p>Boortz argues that having students pool their classroom supplies at the beginning of the school year teaches children an early lesson about shared property. Using this common classroom practice as an example, he criticizes public education and contends it introduces ideas about collective ownership from a young age.</p>

Welcome to the podcast home of the Talkmaster - Neal Boortz! Get his daily dose of politics, opinion, commentary and that certain something that's just so...BOORTZ!

<p>Welcome to the podcast home of the Talkmaster - Neal Boortz! Get his daily dose of politics, opinion, commentary and that certain something that's just so...BOORTZ!</p>