What other generation has so systematically clamped down on the opportunities of its young. Youth with as much entrepreneurial spirit and potential genius as any other generation is so shackled by college loan debt & lack of financial opportunity we’re cutting it off at its knees

May 11, 2021 · 5:02 PM UTC

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And they call us entitled
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I hear that.
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there is an argument to be made that there are no real opportunities to be clamped down. we are in the middle of a great technological change in society. we keep selling the idea that expensive college is a panacea. but for what? what job will so many of these degrees beget??
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“All of our domestic policies should be built around one core principle—What would help people thrive?” Marianne Williamson
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Our society is at a crossroads with many youth living off others (parents and/or the govt). The problem for our youth in society is not the lack of financial opportunity rather the desire to do what is necessary to legally achieve a higher standard of quality of life in society.
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Yes and many educational institutions are gouging them, as well as our cutting Federal grants. College tuitions are now insane. Free public community colleges is a start, but still leaves in place gross inequity.
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Symbolic mask muzzles to shut them up too most of the left loving the covid tyranny.
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Creative people are creative people no matter the circumstance. Financial literacy may help pave the way to success … this should be a mandatory subject for every year of high school.. How does college debt stop a person from being entrepreneurial?
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It systematically decided its own wealth and family’s wanton luxury was the most important goal.
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