Alas, that's a tendency when something has noWho needs a job? Smoke dope and " study " for a few years, all free.
perceived cost, ie, it's taken for
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Alas, that's a tendency when something has noWho needs a job? Smoke dope and " study " for a few years, all free.
But you still have to pay attention to what each student can learn. There is absolutely no point in teaching music theory to a person who is tone deaf, for example. It will be meaningless and irritating to them, and a huge waste of time and money to the institution trying to teach it. Not everyone can learn in the STEM stream, nor can some of us learn to work competently enough with our hands to make beautiful clothes, or statues comparable to Michelangelo's. And very, very few of us can muster the words to create plays nearing Shakespeare's or Chekov's perfection.I voted for canceling all student debt. In my opinion, education is a cornerstone of any society that wishes to advance culturally, scientifically, and intellectually. It is one of the best investments any society could make, so if taxpayer money goes to funding military spending, roads, health infrastructure, and power plants, I don't see any reason some of it shouldn't also go to funding free college education.
On a related note, this is a list of countries with free college education for their citizens (and, in the case of some EU countries, for EU students as well):
Countries With Free College 2022
I see Austria, France, Germany, Finland, Norway, Iceland, and Sweden on the list. They all have some of the highest standards of living in the world. It seems to me free college education hasn't harmed them or made them into hotspots for people looking for "freebies."
Agreed. Actually.Alas, that's a tendency when something has no
perceived cost, ie, it's taken forgranitegranted.
I remember years ago reading an absolutely dreadful novel called "No Exit," about a university where at the close of each term, the top student got to execute the one with the lowest marks. It was so bad, I can't even find a mention of it in Google.Alas, that's a tendency when something has no
perceived cost, ie, it's taken forgranitegranted.
What's wrong with letting others have it better than you? Such things tend to happen.So, you want to forgive all student loan debt.
How about those that worked their way through college?
How about those parents that sacrificed to pay their childrens way through college?
How about all of us that didn't get a college education and want stick the bill on us?
I observed a lot of students just there coz mommy daddy said college.Alas, that's a tendency when something has no
perceived cost, ie, it's taken forgranitegranted.
Understand that Biden and the entire Democratic Party will NEVER cancel a single penny of student debt. This is all a mid-term election strategy for the DNC.
And yet it's been done."Free " for everyone is insane
I am confident Biden will sign an executive order forgiving up to $10,000 of student debt for each debtor who had incurred such a financial burden.Understand that Biden and the entire Democratic Party will NEVER cancel a single penny of student debt. This is all a mid-term election strategy for the DNC.
And just think, if student loans were instead debt incurred by banks behaving poorly they would have been bailed out.
No arguing that one.Somehow I see free college as a better use of state funds.
But it's free money if they just print it, right?
I doubt it. That's a drop in the bucket for most borrowers so he'd be angering both sides. One that he did it, and the other that it's a laughably pathetic amount.I am confident Biden will sign an executive order forgiving up to $10,000 of student debt for each debtor who had incurred such a financial burden.
We all benefit from an educated populace so we should all pay into it.I'd like billionaires and multi-millionaires pay their fair share of income taxes to help fund higher education programs like tuition free colleges as well as debt write offs on student loans, I would not want too much debt financing, because I fear too much money printing could be hyper-inflationary.
I doubt it. That's a drop in the bucket for most borrowers so he'd be angering both sides. One that he did it, and the other that it's a laughably pathetic amount.
We all benefit from an educated populace so we should all pay into it.
Please let us consider the benefits of a better educated society like less crime and increased work productivity.Anyone that was foolish enough to borrow money to pay for college owes that money, and no one else. If a college education is truly something so valuable, and guarantees future earnings, then colleges should self-finance their tuition to students without asking banks or any government to guarantee the loans. If the colleges don’t really believe in their product then why should any other lenders?
Furthermore, much of the existing student loan money simply financed years of indolent living or partying. Whiny freeloaders who had it so tough by going to class (the horror!), “finding themselves”, protesting against the latest micro Aggie jure, and drinking lattes deserve whatever wake up call their student loans are giving them. It’s past time they grow up and become adults. For certain everyone else should bear the expense of their debts. No. Hell, no.