> If the system is dependent on charity to support it... it isn't supported This could apply to literally everything in the world, forever. Unless 1,000 trill

> If the system is dependent on charity to support it... it isn't supported This could apply to literally everything in the world, forever. Unless 1,000 trillion dollars per year is being spent on education, then that educational system would benefit from more charity. More charity is basically always good. Nobody at all loses from this. More money gets spent on the university, and this money more than pays for the cost of the student. This allows even more students to benefit from this. Why should we sacrifice the education of 10 kids, just to stop 1 rich kid from going to a top college?