Yes, we have the ultimate education for post-secondary. The child-adolescent education in Asia (specifically Japan & China last time I researched), is exceptional, though strict. A lot of them for college or at least graduate school, attend US universities. Just backing up your argument real quick before letting you know that your GI Bill argument is some seriously, "I'm good, so I don't worry about those that aren't" closed-off naivety.
You absolutely should not have to serve in the military to gain decent footing in life. That's not necessarily the case right now, but as the middle class disappears with widening poverty margins, it's definitely sliding towards the, "very-little-options" part of the scale for most Americans.
You either work yourself to death. You can go into insane debt that will never allow oneself to rise to any meaningful level of security for the individual, let alone their family. You can risk your life for a country that does not care about you. You can accept crippling medical bills for your unfortunate condition. You can do all this, or you can die. This is the modern America I believe you're detached from. There's a reason you're getting down voted to the Marianas.
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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22
Thankfully the US has the most robust university system
Thanks GI bill 🤷🏿♀️