Message from @Lucienne d'Anwyl
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without fin aid
kek
@ManAnimal its more the government and banks paying out ridiculous sums
@ManAnimal most degrees today are in nursing and business
allowing schools to charge more
student loans are usury and the loan sharks should be publically guillotined
also only really high end schools would charge 45k per year lol
exactly, student loans to those that can't afford it and allowing them to take on debt for an investment that won't pay off
like a gender studies degree
its not about giving it to peoploe who can afford it or not
a nurse shouldnt be 70k in debt
nobody should
its knowing that people will pay the schools so much money
so they feel entitled in charging it
being against educating your population is the most entitled low iq bullshit
nah, it's a basic subsidy; without the subsidy, ALL universities wouldn't be able to charge the outrageous tuitions
demanding everyone pay for your gibs is the most entitled low iq bullshit
@Lucienne d'Anwyl you already pay for their gibs
it isnt a subsidy if its a private loan
id rather it go to the people
kek
rather than admistrators
continue monkeying around baba
it's still a subsidy if the loan is given for something that won't result in a return on investment
see where that gets you in life
kek
making sure nobody has student loans... "WTF FUCK OFF WITH THAT GIBS ME THAT""
making sure university admins get a huge bonus with the same money
"LMAO THEY EARNED IT FUCK OFF THEIF"
just cause the gov isn't making the loan, doesn't mean it doesn't have the same effect regarding the market forcing the university providing the education to have actual value
also a society with high rates of debt is unhealthy and unproductive
from a capitalist viewpoint
if there is no regard to giving loans that only show the potential to return an investment, it isn't capitalism
it's giving people an allowance
in fact i reccomend a book,
"Debt, the first 5 thousand years by David Graeber"
Debt financing baby
when parents give children an allowance regardless of their input, it's a type of subsidy or styphon
its basically a history of Debt
from ancient sumeria to today
and jjust how nefarious it really is we simply see it as "just bring me back two for the one i lent you" but its a bit more complicated
Nothing wrong with debt, it’s the American way
inevitable, the supplier will raise their prices to the level at which they can maximize profit