Student debt is kinda a US problem because the democratic establishment wanted to pay for underprivileged classes schooling, so the schools and colleges increased the price so the government needs to fork over more etc and that’s how we are here in this predicament.
That’s an interesting theory considering tuition prices didn’t really skyrocket until the economy crashed and state governments were forced to give less money to schools, which meant they had to charge students more to make up for it.
Even so, most developed countries help students pay for school. The difference for many of them is that the government caps tuition just like they control health care prices. But certain US politicians love capitalism and the so called free market(most of them are in one party and it’s not the Democrats) and the result is paying twice the price for an inferior education and subpar health care.
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Student debt is kinda a US problem because the democratic establishment wanted to pay for underprivileged classes schooling, so the schools and colleges increased the price so the government needs to fork over more etc and that’s how we are here in this predicament.
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And student debt is a problem because it's completely predatory, you're clearly a Trumper idiot that's totally out of your depth.
That’s an interesting theory considering tuition prices didn’t really skyrocket until the economy crashed and state governments were forced to give less money to schools, which meant they had to charge students more to make up for it.
Even so, most developed countries help students pay for school. The difference for many of them is that the government caps tuition just like they control health care prices. But certain US politicians love capitalism and the so called free market(most of them are in one party and it’s not the Democrats) and the result is paying twice the price for an inferior education and subpar health care.