Student: College should be free! Me: No, it shouldn't be. You're the one going there, you should pay...
Student: College should be free!
Me: No, it shouldn't be. You're the one going there, you should pay for it.
Student: But it costs too much!
Me: If you don't want to pay for it, then don't go to college.
Student: But college is necessary!
Me: No, it's not.
Student: But everyone does it!
Me: You want other people to pay for your choices. You refuse to think for and take responsibility for yourself. You're the problem.
And not for nothing, you want to prevent other people from having free speech on your campus because you want to engage in free speech without any disagreement, and now you want the people you disagree with, who you won't even let speak on your public campus (in violation of their civil rights), to pay for your tuition?
So not only do you want to tell everyone else they have to pay for your choices, while taking away the choices of others, you clearly aren't even learning basic civics and logic in this college of yours, so it's not worth paying for it in the first place.
Or, in short: No.
Me: No, it shouldn't be. You're the one going there, you should pay for it.
Student: But it costs too much!
Me: If you don't want to pay for it, then don't go to college.
Student: But college is necessary!
Me: No, it's not.
Student: But everyone does it!
Me: You want other people to pay for your choices. You refuse to think for and take responsibility for yourself. You're the problem.
And not for nothing, you want to prevent other people from having free speech on your campus because you want to engage in free speech without any disagreement, and now you want the people you disagree with, who you won't even let speak on your public campus (in violation of their civil rights), to pay for your tuition?
So not only do you want to tell everyone else they have to pay for your choices, while taking away the choices of others, you clearly aren't even learning basic civics and logic in this college of yours, so it's not worth paying for it in the first place.
Or, in short: No.
"It is the common fate of the indolent to see their rights become a prey to the active. The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance; which condition if he break, servitude is at once the consequence of his crime and the punishment of his guilt."
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