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IPlayWithFire

i think most voters who cant afford the ridiculous cost of education wants free or reduced cost regardless of politics. society vs socialism

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pennyp

where is the money coming from? who's paying?

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MrIsambardPrince

...taxpayers

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pennyp

record number on welfare....fewer paying taxes

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Maschinensohn

News flash, college isn't a right. And until colleges stop being indoctrination grounds, I shouldn't have to fund them.

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surfvvax

I like where your head is at +1

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grimwyrd

Public primary school isn't a right. I have no children, but I still fund them... because it's imperative to the success of America.

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OgiesOgilthorpe

Part 1: yes

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OgiesOgilthorpe

Part 2: Face palm

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RegionalManagerMichaelScott

It is different. Grade school is meant to encompass a generalized education, whereas college is meant to be specialized.

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ImperatorAugustus

We all know your feelings on college education! You still haven't paid for Scott's tots you monster!

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pigfatbig

I'm not sure about you, but I want the people around me to know what it is they are doing when they are at work, not just those who (1)

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pigfatbig

can afford to pay. (2)

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RegionalManagerMichaelScott

I have bad news for you. College isn't the way to fix that, at least not most current colleges. Competent people become that way because..

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RegionalManagerMichaelScott

...they want to learn, which is very easy to do without attending a university. Those who don't want to learn will be incompetent regardless

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