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> If they didn't work for Harvard the government still need to pay for the food stamps. This is a bizarre argument. Harvard graduate students aren't doing it f
by lapcat 3y ago
> If they didn't work for Harvard the government still need to pay for the food stamps.
This is a bizarre argument. Harvard graduate students aren't doing it for graduate student pay, as if they couldn't get better paying jobs. Graduate school is just a temporary gig, a pit stop for the sake of their much higher life ambitions. They wouldn't be on food stamps if they weren't grad students.
- gruez 3y ago>Graduate school is just a temporary gig, a pit stop for the sake of their much higher life ambitions. They wouldn't be on food stamps if they weren't grad students. If you're putting it that way, being an undergraduate is even worse. Like graduate students, their program is "just a temporary gig, a pit stop for the sake of their much higher life ambitions", but unlike graduate students you don't even get paid. Should we also be mad that undergraduates are on food stamps?
- lapcat 3y ago> unlike graduate students you don't even get paid That's because they aren't doing work for the university, unlike graduate students. > Should we also be mad that undergraduates are on food stamps? Yes? Of course! It's strange that you didn't seem to anticipate this answer.