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They’re Ivy schools; that money was already going to the ruling class and their political causes (e.g., as Supreme Court clerkships, civil service appointments,
by birdofhermes 3y ago
They’re Ivy schools; that money was already going to the ruling class and their political causes (e.g., as Supreme Court clerkships, civil service appointments, and etc.). As tax dollars, it will at least serve the useful goal of keeping the state solvent.
- readthenotes1 3y agoI believe you mean these will goal of keeping graft lucrative for state employees
- gbacon 3y agoIf there were a genuine threat of insolvency, they’d solve it today with budget cuts. What are the distinctions as you see them between the ruling class, their political causes, and the state?
- laidoffamazon 3y agoHarvard is not the state, they're a fundamentally exclusionary institution. We should tax and contain them, not go out of our way to avoid taxing them.