luthervol
rational (x) and reasonable (y)
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I'm trying to show you degrees and continuums.
How about the elderly uncle with no other family?
About as close to not at all as is possible. You can approach zero but never fully touch it.
Answer the elderly uncle with no family question, and then we can move to the next degree.You are using family to show degrees of responsibility, I’ve already agreed to that . Unless I’m missing the point you also think we are to some degree responsible for everyone that lives in this society because we belong to this society .
I am genuinely sincere in this post. Have you thought about speaking to students about this subject? Career days, stem clubs, etc.And you ignore the point I made earlier. The selling point on getting these loans is that you will be able to pay them back once you get in your career. The propaganda leads them to believe that high student loan debt is just a price of getting a higher education.
I managed to survive and had my debt to a minimum. But if I knew then what I know and/or if I would have had a different group of people advising me in high school. my entire school choice would have been different. I would have gone to 2 year community college to get my engineering prerequisites and then transferred to a 4 year to get my bachelor's. The people around me were not engineering majors, were not even college grads for most (I was first in my family) or were too caught up in the denigration of community colleges over universities.
Answer the elderly uncle with no family question, and then we can move to the next degree.
You obviously see the reality. Of course you have some personal responsibility to care for an elderly uncle with no other family.
Thanks, but I covered that when I said you can view it this way "personal responsibility demands charity".Here let me help give you some understanding how it actually is defined …
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Thanks, but I covered that when I said you can view it this way "personal responsibility demands charity".
It's more the results of those decisions for which we are responsible.You blew it when you said we are all responsible for each other’s decisions to to degree , simply because we belong to the same society . My responsibility doesn’t include a demand for charity because I am not responsible for everyone and their decisions .