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It’s free in Scotland (if you’re from Scotland).
by iamnotbrian 4y ago
It’s free in Scotland (if you’re from Scotland).
- AlchemistCamp 4y agoSomebody always pays. In this case, it's the Scottish people—both those who have and those who haven't had their own schooling subsidized.
- blowski 4y agoThis is why it would be good if the employers who benefit most from these education systems contributed more towards society. Every time a FAAMG company hires a Scottish graduate to work in London or California, the Scottish taxpayer has effectively given big tech a little subsidy.
- walthamstow 4y agoIf more Scottish grads help develop the Scottish economy then it could pay for itself, at least partially.
- unclenoriega 4y agoI'm always confused when people make this type of comment. As an American, I usually see it in discussions of health care, but also on other types of government services. Perhaps you can help. Do you think the people reading it don't know this? Are you trying to make some sort of implied argument?