is government good at helping the poor though

My alma mater was $19k/year in-state when I went in 2004

now its 54?

It's probably like $32k or more now...lemme check

About $34k now

yuck

I think that's higher than inflation

the government sucks at helping the poor. they are too far removed to know anything about local poor

Of course it's higher than inflation.

They're the colleges.

I got lucky and got a job in IT before graduating, but even then student loans are fuckhueg.

the church is better at helping the poor, and they somehow still have a problem with fucking kids

Everyone and their dog will tell you that college is mandatory.

I don't

Why would colleges EVER be reasonably priced after that.

....so does the government now that i think about it.

and hollywood

Gotta pay for that second assistant associate director of the gender neutral pronoun studies commission for black LGBT marginalized communities.

very true

College is not mandatory

Trade school is better nowadays imo

Loth missing the point as usual.

Look at him go, lads.

more marketable skills in fields that won't be going anywhere

you know, is pedophilia just something made up by the elites to corner the market on children? because they sure as hell don't seem to think it unethical or immoral

the fields that are going somewhere don't have any education for it yet

Say child molestation.

Why do people say pedophilia.

No, they just find ways of justifying it in their minds to make it seem normal.

You don't call rape force-philia do you?

Because otherwise you're acknowledging that you're raping a child and scarring them for life.

So why do we call child rape pedophilia?

A cinephile does not fuck film reels.

An anglophile does not rape englishmen.

I'm sure there's some term for people who only get off on rape.

I dunno, rule34 may disagree

Because there's more under the umbrella of pedophilia than molestation. I've explained this to you before and you didn't listen then lol

bingo.

It's a legal grey area.

I'm glad you got it.

People aren't making legal comments, they're making ethical ones, and no, they're not in a legal grey area either