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Can't increase tuition if there's no public institutions. :). You can't fix the ship. The political culture is far too ingrained. This makes perfect sense when
by devwastaken 4y ago
Can't increase tuition if there's no public institutions. :).
You can't fix the ship. The political culture is far too ingrained. This makes perfect sense when you realize that public means government controlled and funded. Of course it's going to be largely politically motivated.
As an example there are now new required classes that preach about equality and white privilege with dubious accreditation. Not as a concept, but as a requirement of students. That's a real thing, I wish I were making it up.
Be a fly on the wall in your admins offices and you'll want to scorch earth that system too.
- bumby 4y agoHonestly, how would you propose to generate the political will to just get rid of public institutions? This sounds more like a libertarian pipe dream than a pragmatic solution.
- devwastaken 4y agoNot all, just the ones we know no longer serve their purpose.
- bumby 4y agoHow, though? How would you garner the support to actually make it happen?