There's no such thing. What you're advocating for is that people receive a higher education at someone else's expense. In other words, you work, I eat.
It's working in many countries in Europe, what if I told you we could cut military spending, still have easily the world's best military and provide tuition free education.
Plus any type of social program is built similarly. That is how taxes work, a more educated populace however benefits everyone in the country because companies flood to countries which have a qualified work force. So if I pay in and don't directly benefit then I still end up receiving the benefit of a better economy.
But regardless if you like it, public opinion continues to trend that way so suck it up, buttercup.
It's working in many countries in Europe, what if I told you we could cut military spending, still have easily the world's best military and provide tuition free education.
Plus any type of social program is built similarly. That is how taxes work, a more educated populace however benefits everyone in the country because companies flood to countries which have a qualified work force. So if I pay in and don't directly benefit then I still end up receiving the benefit of a better economy.
But regardless if you like it, public opinion continues to trend that way so suck it up, buttercup.
It needs to be free college for degrees that actually matter. There are already enough sociologists working Starbucks as it is. If you are going to do it and make it worthwhile for the country you will have to limit what degrees get it. It works in Europe and elsewhere because their classes are a lot more organized and you don't get to dick around for 3 years before declaring a major your senior year.
What's next? Should government provide free housing, free medical care and free food for its citizens?
No it's not.Government should absolutely provide free healthcare, taxes on highest earners were past 90% in the 1950s during a Republican Presidency. Now at 39%, even a small increase could easily provide both education and healthcare. Healthcare is a human right.
Its a personal responsibility issue.If you are saying we should just have market healthcare without requiring it, then you don't understand how healthcare works. Insured people pay for the uninsured. Many people don't want insurance until they get sick. Those people can't pick up costs when they do and that keeps rates high. If government provides care, we have better negotiating power and everyone is insured so volatility becomes a non issue.
Once they get jobs and start families the sane ones will finally understand why everything they stood for when younger was dumb. The younger peoples view on the world is shaped from being coddled and having zero real world experience. Toss in a healthy dose of not understanding how the world works (aka life is not fair) and you get the ideas you have mentioned/ typical democrat mentality.Also, you didn't address the point I love best. Public Opinion especially among young people is trending heavily towards funding college and healthcare. You can't stop it and if you think you can I'd love to hear how and what your alternative is going to be.