The thing is that the policy has been splitting off infrastructure from the operators, allowing competition of operators, and selling off shares of national operators. This policy is straight from the books of neo-liberalism, and it promised us greater efficiency.

My point is that these promises are lies. Neo-liberalism is a failed policy (yet it is the dominant policy among every single government in power today). And when GP claimed education was expensive because it is done by the government, I was here to call it out as another lie of neo-liberalism.