Comments by "Uncomfortable Truth" (@uncomfortabletruth5915) on "STUDY: Neoliberalism Has Poisoned Our Minds To Prefer Inequality" video.

Welcome to the end of humility.
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@davidhand9721 They may not be people, but they are run and owned by human beings. This shows that it’s not corporations, in itself but the way our society has become, in order to appease the profit and consumption deities. And no who calls himself a capitalist, will put any other deity before this. Aphrodite, has drowned, in the sorry, of the tears, of the suffering !
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I actually was mostly against free college tuition and debt forgiveness. I do realize people need educations, and it needs to be affordable, though I am just not entirely sure that free college Would be entirely feasible. And because of this uncertainty I would prefer to err on the side of caution and instead start with bigger grants. To see how college tuition costs respond to increased demand due to cheaper costs. We don’t want to see access gone because there are too many applicants and not enough seats.
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@resourcedragon So you are not ok with an incremental shift, to allow for academic adjustment? Have at it hoss, I don’t have kids, and have no connection to community colleges.
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@meandyouagainstthealgorith5787 You don’t get how people have different value systems ? Old people aren’t going to see much value in sexuality, personally, though some may see utility in such academic pursuits. And I do agree that of coarse some academic value should greatly be subsidized over others, instead of across the board. Though I can’t deny my original point how a sudden increase in applicants would proportionality overwhelm the present Infrastructure.
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