JoeB131
Diamond Member
1. I'm making an assumption based on past performance. When colleges realized that more and more of the tuition tab was being picked up by entities other than the students and their families, costs started spiraling out of control. Yes, when you and I went to school, you could work a full or part time job and cover most, if not all, your tuition costs. Not so much any more, and there's been no major increase in the quality of the education offered, just cost increases.
Actually, you start out with a premise that college costs have gone up because the colleges are greedy. The reality is that college tuition has gone up because states no longer subsidize operations like they used to. But using your logic, if the Government because the entity paying for all tuition, then they can go in and control costs. Nope, you don't need that expensive new building named after the outgoing Dean.
2. Scholarships are basically loans that don't get paid back. You're never going to get scholarships that cover the vast majority of students like loans do.
Sure you can. You just tax the rich appropriately, like we did before Reagan, control costs, and change some of your spending priorities. Whoops. We really don't need 10 more Ford Class Aircraft Carriers at $13.3 Billion a pop. We can just build four and retire the Nimitz class carriers.
3. I have no problem with national service for 18-20 year olds, and in fact support students taking a year or two off from school to find out what the real work world is like and grow up a bit. It would probably cut down on a lot of the stupidity that goes on now, and we'd see fewer snowflakes that need safe spaces with crayons because they saw the name "TRUMP!" written on the sidewalk.
Yes, you do go on and on about that... Your side has more snowflakes than ours does. You guys freak out if anyone even mentions CRT. Oh my God, little Timmy saw a drag queen reading a story! HORROR!!!