I remember going to the Community College of the Air Force back in 1980. I went to school, didn’t pay anything, but to get that I served my country. If you want the citizens of the US to pay for the education of others, what contributions will they make for this country to “deserve” that benefit?
Serve your country for four years, go to college while serving and when you get out, you are a veteran and can use things like the GI Bill or other veterans programs to help offset the cost of school. Or better yet, you don’t want to go into the military or serve your country, make it a “voluntary” donation on your tax form with how much you want to contribute. See what you get back....
I have school loans. I’m 62. I pay them because I am responsible for them. However, if you are not doing something to serve your country, don’t take it out of my taxes for someone who didn’t do squat to deserve a kickback.
hey EQAndy don’t feel bad i finally paid off my student loans when i was 66 took time as life events happen