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There are no strong arguments for hypocrisy. The only people who support the higher fee are the ones who already benefited from the lower fee. You won't hear
by csmdev 12y ago
There are no strong arguments for hypocrisy.
The only people who support the higher fee are the ones who already benefited from the lower fee.
You won't hear a student or young person saying: "Yes, I want to pay more to get an education". It's always the old conservative people who eat the cake and want to have it too.
- cafard 12y agoThere are people who are not inclined or able to pursue higher education. Should they support those who do? I'd say that Yes, society as a whole does benefit. But if I were someone who couldn't sit still in a classroom, and went to work at 16, I might see matters differently.
- csmdev 12y agoYou're part of a system. And the system educates people and we have to pay for it. When you enjoy privileges like infrastructure, but dismiss paying taxes to educate other people, you're a hypocrite. Who do you think built the world you see today? And with what money? You can't eat the cake and have it too.