Re:U of Chicago projected to be the first U.S. university to...
by erikpukinskis on Monday November 11, 2019 @12:27PM
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What’s the endgame though? You have the federal government pay UChigago $100k a year times however many kids? And then when UChicago raises the price to $120k, the federal government pays that?
Where does it end?
I’m not against free college, or debt forgiveness, but sometimes even if you have a goal
there’s no regulatory framework that can meet it.
If I wanted to prohibit abortions, while discouraging birth control, and ensuring victims of abuse get to control their bodies... well, sorry. There’s just no regulatory framework that can achieve that. Doesn’t matter what I think is “right”.
Where does it end?
I’m not against free college, or debt forgiveness, but sometimes even if you have a goal there’s no regulatory framework that can meet it.
If I wanted to prohibit abortions, while discouraging birth control, and ensuring victims of abuse get to control their bodies... well, sorry. There’s just no regulatory framework that can achieve that. Doesn’t matter what I think is “right”.