> ask those boomers how many had scholarships first off the quantity of scholarships boomers did or did not have is irrelevant to the question of whether student loans are usurious or illegitimate > these people try to use college as the quick easy route to making money. college is the gateway to high paying jobs. this is a fact. people can try to point to cherry-picked blue collar jobs, but the white jobs collar bell curve pays far better than the blue collar jobs bell curve. good luck becoming a doctor or rocket scientist without it. > they thought by being retards they could simply borrow money no, they had no option but to borrow money because their generational predecessors made college too expensive to pay for out of pocket. > and going to college would teach them to get rich. college literally exists to teach you how to make more money. do you think people attend college to try to learn to be poor? > they deserve it yes, it's their fault the older generations are scamming them, using systems built while they were children. the rest of your post is non-sequitur esl psychobabble.
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