I'm actually shocked by the inability of some to understand a bigger topic, but yet be so concrete in their opinions. I get that people might not understand economics but some of these statements are cringe worthy.
17/18 year olds are fully competent to sign up for tens of thousands of loans to get an education that 99% of adults are telling them is a must, but not competent enough to handle a white claw?
A high school senior at 18 can totally receive a completely free education, but that 18 year old in college? Heck no! Screw the fact that the high schooler is a future tradesman and we are paying for them to learn something useless to them like the significance of Hamlet, but the 17 year old is a future life saving doctor paying their way through chemistry.
I'm actually shocked that I still can't marry my dog. Everyone was so concerned about "drawing the line" with gay marriage that I was certain I'd be able to marry him by now.
"Back in my day (when a 25 hour a minimum wage job could afford full time tuition and board), I paid for my own school so screw these kids that are expected to be engaged in extracurricular clubs and organizations, have a 4.0 GPA, and volunteer at the boys and girls club before my company will even think about offering them an unpaid internship."
Like JFC how thick is that glass on your houses cause some of you are appear to be picking up some pretty large boulders.
EDIT: Sorry, I was incorrect above. It only required you *23* hours a week to pay full time tuition.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/patrickwwat...2804232e86