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Message: <blockquote data-quote="neo76" data-source="post: 16241195" data-attributes="member: 162679">Meka mama kiyanna nevei hithagena gitiye.Aanduwata wadipura aadaayam enne income tax, vehicle import, petrol consumption wage dewal walin. When compared to that, the income get less income from the people who do less transactions, use public transport etc.But, when government is giving back facilities like education, government is not giving one person a higher amount and another person a smaller amount.So, when considering that, governments like Sri Lanka is doing a more cooperative work. (taken more from more financially competent people, but given back facilities almost equally)So, what you said was correct.If government did not get involved in primary and secondary education, many people would not have been able to think about education in Sri Lanka.If I have posted wrong figures, sorry for that.But my point was not that.I was telling that primary and secondary education is perfect.I was discussing about how to improve the opportunities for tertiary education.But, you were talking about increasing the dedicated percentage from GDP to education from one figured value to two figured value.This is not going to happen.You check this out in ten years.Believe me or not.</blockquote>

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