You obviously, @howwudufeel, come across as someone who thinks that life has dealt you a bad hand and the government - the world - owes you and your family a living. You talk about recent OE prime ministers, their austerity programmes and how they are forced onto you and the underprivileged to make you lot suffer. In other words, you thrive on handouts. No prizes for guessing you're another hypocrite Labour supporter. What are you doing on a thread like this one is beyond me.
Never have you once asked why is the Cameron govt imposing austerity on the population. No, it is not to enrich themselves as you claim. Well, let me tell you - that's because your beloved Labour govt left a big fat welcome note for Cameron saying: "There's no more money here" when they left office. That's on top of the multiple billions of £s debts they'd left for Cameron to pick up.
And please don't sell me all the crap about equal opportunities for all, etc. I'm way past all that (Labour) nonsense. Don't know exactly where you live or what your background is but the fact that you can afford to spend the whole day here at your keyboard dealing with matters that you've absolutely no ideas about suggests to me that you're comparatively speaking, quite comfortable in relation to many outside your immediate front door who are homeless, jobless, hungry, unwashed and in many cases need urgent medical help.
So, tell me, what have you or your school done to bring "equal opportunities" to these people? When was the last time you, or your school, donated something - anything - to that poor guy sitting at the front entrance of Tesco's stretching out his hand holding a pathetic plastic cup begging for help?
Just so that you know, Eton donated (appx) £7.5 million last year to fund needy kids both inside and outside Eton. The amount donated each year is a "year-on-year increase" over the previous year. That's not to mention physically and financially sponsoring a few state schools in the UK and outside it.
And Old Etonians don't come any more recent than my own son. Whilst you'd spent the whole day contributing absolutely nothing here, my OE son has been saving lives and limbs as a doctor since 7.30 this morning in a 700-bed NHS hospital. More than twelve hours later, he's still there - thanks to Eton who gave him two scholarships so that he can now work his guts out (possibly) to save you and your family's/relatives'/friends' lives and aches for many more years to come.
What you need to do now is to give Eton an apology.