And advancing your collective education

If degrees are more accessible they become meaningless

I can't afford college so I don't know when I'll be able to go

Meaningless?

What's wrong with more degrees

Are you familiar with the concept of inflation?

I don’t think that’s how that works

Degrees are for learning and stuff

Knowledge

Educating people is good in itself

Regardless of the economy

If you want to get a good job you may need a college degree

Almost all jobs need degrees

If everyone can easily get one why would they hire you

So we should exclude other people from education just to get better jobs?

Or just enact a system in which that’s no longer the case

They aren't excluded

We live in a capitalistic society, with enough work they can acheive what they wish to

I mean,some more statistically minded friends of mine would agree with that notion

But I’m not good with numbers

So...what about the people that work hard but don’t end up achieving things?

They should work harder

Or people who don’t work at all that gain quite a lot?

Everyone that gains alot either started from the bottom or someone else did and passed on wealth to them

I’m not sure I agree

some people start off with significant advantages

And that’s not even taking into account sex and race discrimination

And,take for example

Yes because someone in their family worked hard

Jeff Bezos

His workers work like slaves

They make comparatively little

Considering he’s the richest man alive but doesn’t do much physical labor

That's how capitalism works

Ain’t that unethical then?

At least a little bit?

It's not about ethics

I disagree

It’s always about ethics matey

For example

We have a duty to remove unethical systems
Capitalism is an ethical system
Therefore capitalism should be removed