Re:White House rolls back protections for people in default ...
by ginko on Saturday March 18, 2017 @05:47PM
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>Traditionally, you go to school hundreds or thousands of miles away from your family. You need someplace to stay, no?
I still don't see why it's the university that has to provide this.
>The US does not have universal health care.
Well, there's your problem
Re:White House rolls back protections for people in default ...
by brianwawok on Saturday March 18, 2017 @07:50PM
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The university gives students access to cheaper housing than they could find on their own. Not sure how that is any different from say, providing electricity for the classrooms. You need both electricity and a place to sleep to attend school no?
> Well, there's your problem
Sure, but that isn't going to change anytime soon. Just giving up on any problem because "whelp, no universal healthcare" is not a productive way to live life.
Traditionally, you go to school hundreds or thousands of miles away from your family. You need someplace to stay, no? Growing up in a city and you will have much more options to "live at home"
> That's what universal health care is for
The US does not have universal health care. So not sure what you are saying, how could a university not charge for something that is required and not provided elsewhere?