Notice how whenever we pursue large spending increases + tax cuts for corporations, contractors & the connected, it’s treated as business as usual.
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in working class people (ex tuition-free college) they cry out it’s “unrealistic.”https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1153421402218913792 …
"Tuition-free college" benefits college professors and bureaucrats not working-class people.
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Those are working class people. They aren’t capitalists.
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And it helps the working class parents who decides to get a college education or send their children to get one.
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Providing a free education to the working class (who want it) could raise their employment options, or give them options.
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We have an over educated society as it is. We need skilled trades.
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True. We do need more people going to trade schools, and a better trade system. No argument. A better training system and free comm. college would be fantastic.
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They don't seem to think so in Europe where it's free.
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Many universities offer tuition remission, or completely free education to employees and their families. But for the "middle class" it's almost unfeasible to even consider sending their kids to college, based on the tuition cost alone.
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And books. Colleges rob parents & students of their money, when they buy their books. The college may have paid $6.00 and hiked it to $300.00. Trump made it possible to get Apprintaship Training. Go Watch “Whitehouse” on Youtube.
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I understand tuition free college it benefits professors and to a lesser exten bureaucrats but how does it not benefit working class people?
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I spoke to a college professor who went back and forth on quitting his job to manage a Panda Express, because they both pay the same. That is unacceptable and quite frankly college professors deserve benefits. They are the ones who prepare the skilled laborers of the world
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not just working class people it's predatory on the students themselves:https://twitter.com/n00bedJermeh/status/1153479237837434880 …
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You clearly dont understand the concept of opportunity cost
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How does avoiding huge student debt not benefit the working class? Please elaborate on your statement.
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