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**herrdwq** · 07-26-2007, 10:55 PM

Originally posted by Patroklos

Lame, why should I pay for someone's college education if they can't qualify for scholarships/loans via academics?

In any case, how is this instilling independance and responsiblity by having someone else pay for their college?
Because they would have to pay it back some day. It isn't free money. There is a cost associated with it.

And already many many people (the majority) get their education payed for with government support. This would just enable the children of the wealthy to get it, not just the children of the poor.

JM

07-26-2007, 10:55 PM	#26
herrdwq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 470 Senior Member	Originally posted by Patroklos Lame, why should I pay for someone's college education if they can't qualify for scholarships/loans via academics? In any case, how is this instilling independance and responsiblity by having someone else pay for their college? Because they would have to pay it back some day. It isn't free money. There is a cost associated with it. And already many many people (the majority) get their education payed for with government support. This would just enable the children of the wealthy to get it, not just the children of the poor. JM
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