Why Millennials are not buying houses they can’t afford:
http://www.upworthy.com/why-arent-millennials-buying-houses-they-cant-afford-it
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That’s a good piece. I think the average student debt is three times that now. Colleges are completely out of touch with reality. No excuse for it. Their sports bring in plenty of money. I’m so fed up that I have a secret wish that all students will choose 2 year tech and community colleges. Maybe we need some colleges to go broke as an object lesson.
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Colleges are working in the capitalist system, so why should we be surprised when they invest in the big money business of college athletics. They can get cheap labor because college athletes aren’t allowed to be paid, so why not cash in? Capitalism is about making as much profit as you can. Yeehaw.
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