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In this brief, impassioned monologue, the speaker—presenting himself as a wealthy individual—denounces the formal education system as a mechanism created solely to supply obedient, low‑skill labor for factories. He argues that schools teach compliance (e.g., asking permission to use the bathroom or raise a hand) rather than fostering the ability to generate wealth. The speaker expresses lifelong hatred for school, declares he will not enroll his own children, and frames his stance as a desire for an independent, self‑made future free from institutional constraints. The language is informal, profane, and confrontational.










