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I agree with you, the defense budget is too great as well. Common Ground!
As for the tuition free education, it’s incredibly unethical. I’m a year away from finishing my degree, it’s been a privilege that I will continue to pay for for the next couple years. This is not a right, that the general public should pay for.
Unethical?
Why would it be unethical?
The general public already pays for public education. States with free tuition have set requirements that students fulfill in order to maintain their free tuition status. It’s much much more transparent and accountable than our general current system of loans. So if you feel like free state tuition fosters abuse, then I invite you to learn more about our student loan industry.
As far as ethics, you’ve lost me with your “unethical” talk. What’s unethical about free tuition? Is Tennessee less ethical than Utah because it offers free state tuition? Is BYU less ethical than Utah Valley because it offers heavily subsidized tuition?
please explain your answer better.
As an educator, I absolutely believe that obtaining an education demands a price. But I don’t think it should necessarily be a monetary price. Often, students in my classroom aren’t there because they’re the best students. They’re often there because they scored in the genetic lottery. Couldn’t one argue that it’s unethical to prohibit bright young people an education based on their socioeconomic level and thus dooming them to a cycle of poverty?
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