As more people see good private schools in action, the public will be less likely to ac-cept the argument that government regulation is needed. We can't know the future, but the present is bad. If school choice can shake up the establish-ment and break up its monopoly, the result will be positive for education and good for all children. If the education establishment continues to grow in power, it will find ways to harm or control private schools, whether vouchers exist or not. Liberty depends on an educated citizenry.
Vouchers are voluntary.
If they come with too many restrictions, refuse them. No individual or private school is ever required to participate in a voucher program. Private schools now compete successfully with a free, but heavily regulated product. This is why the educational establishment is spending millions of dollars to fight educational choice in the legislatures and courts. They know the greatest threat to the power of government schools is to break the power of their monopoly funding.