I think my remark was right on the mark. So how much did it cost for your government and fellow tax payers for you to get your job? $500,000 dollars, possibly more? We have it here in the states. People go on unemployment and sign up for classes. As long as you take a few credits a semester you can collect unemployment. So they take online classes, never leave the house and collect $362 dollars a week for years. Can't pay for medical insurance? No problem, go on medicaid and now if you have medicaid your children can get free lunches and go to college for free. We go to college too and pay for the whole thing. It cost my parents over $50,000 dollars to send us kids to college 30 years ago. I don't remember my dad signing up for any free college classes for us. I do remember him working two jobs for a long time though. I'm not getting into a debate about it. Many people love freebies and don't feel a bit of guilt over it. I think people should pay for it if they want it. I'm not talking about taxes either, we all pay taxes, well at least 50% of us here in the states do.
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