The idea that education, one of the most long term profitable things for a society to have in it's electorate, isn't highly subsidized is insane to me. Yea, it

The idea that education, one of the most long term profitable things for a society to have in it's electorate, isn't highly subsidized is insane to me. Yea, it costs a lot of money, and you want market incentives driving decision making, but even when people study something like art history, a university education makes people smarter. A subsidized system will easily pay for itself in the long run.