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 Originally Posted by Jack Sawyer
And Harvard Law costs $90,000 a year. NYU is just an example. Take your pick.
Fine, I'll choose one of the hundreds of schools that are NOT prohibitively expensive.
Originally Posted by Jack Sawyer
In Spain,......
Ugh....I gotta be honest man, I am so friggen tired about hearing what a utopia Europe is. It's not.
Originally Posted by Jack Sawyer
Well, the fact that we are comparing Cadillacs is the problem. If all the schools are Cadillacs, ergo of proper yet homogeneous quality, what would be your problem then?
How is it that you can keep using NYU as an example, but my Cadillac analogy is a "problem"?
Originally Posted by Jack Sawyer
it stands to reason that you should not spend like $180 on ice cream and $20 on healthy foods, but rather something like $20 on ice cream since you looooove ice cream so much, and $180 on healthy foods.
Im not sure I follow this analogy but it seems like you're just reiterating your previous point that if we cut military spending, we could subsidize college. Again....that's ALREADY HAPPENING. Military spending has increased 1.8 times since 1960. Legislative appropriations for higher education has increase 10x. Also....within that military spending you seem to despise so much is over half a billion dollars of tuition assistance.
Originally Posted by Jack Sawyer
You can strip ice cream from your diet without it having any negative effect on your life whatsoever
Tell that to all the Northrup Grumman, DRS, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, employees who lost their job after the Sequestration spending cuts.
Originally Posted by Jack Sawyer
The government isn’t making money to give out to students as student loans.
Yes, they are.
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