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Yup, and it leads to this perverse economic effect of middle class families that scrape together enough wealth to make a very positive situation, then get it al
by dv_dt 9y ago
Yup, and it leads to this perverse economic effect of middle class families that scrape together enough wealth to make a very positive situation, then get it all pulled back pretty hard because of outrageous tuition fees. Not that low-income students have it easy either. Sometimes it just feels like the rules of our society are lined up to keep the middle and lower classes in their place instead of supporting general prosperity.
- lallysingh 9y agoThat prosperity would detract from the wealth of the powerful, so they have incentive to avoid that.
- rayiner 9y agoEducation is one of the biggest scams and it’s run 99% by the upper middle class. At elite universities, it’s upper middle class people fleecing upper middle class peoplle. At less elite universities, it’s upper middle class people fleecing middle and lower class people.