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This is sheer wealth-class prejudice. Any fee-gated access to higher education represents a detriment to humanity. The notion that it's fine to maintain acces
by inopinatus 6y ago
This is sheer wealth-class prejudice. Any fee-gated access to higher education represents a detriment to humanity. The notion that it's fine to maintain access barriers to the poor because they might squander their opportunity to benefit society is beyond crass; it is the offensively amoral age-old message to the downtrodden: be grateful for what we let you have at all.
What this actually represents: a systemic means to preserve the stratification of power and wealth, and to hell with human progress 'cos I got mine.
See also: barbaric healthcare practices, such as individual billing.