BasicHumanUnit
Diamond Member
Reread what I wrote, from beginning to end. No one necessarily has to pay extra taxes, provided all of the funding comes from the federal government. The federal government doesn't depend on taxes to fund itself, as state and local governments do. I already mentioned this, and even explained why, in several posts. You only read one or two lines, maybe a whole paragraph, but then ignore the rest of the post hence you continue asking questions for which I already provided answers. To go back to your question. If our federal government is the only source of funding for education, then perhaps no more taxes have to be paid. If the federal government funds it along with state and local taxes, then there might be more taxes to pay. Maybe it's an extra 2% in sales tax or an extra $20 monthly will be taken out of people's paychecks, or maybe it's both of those two options.
If tuition-free education was recognized as a right for each American citizen and became law, then everyone would contribute to its funding, in one way or another, regardless of party affiliation or where they stand politically. They would pay for it along with everyone else and could go to school whenever they choose to do that.
Except that has NEVER , EVER, even once actually worked....and you know it but you will deny it and provide fake / false examples.
(in true Communist fashion)
NOTHING is free or ever can be that is worth having. If it's free then it means sub-standard.
The ONLY thing that has ever motivated human excellence is the prospect of personal gain for the effort.
China has "excelled" by rampant outright blatant theft, for example...and more recently the promise of gains through ...wait for it....CAPITALISM.