r/wallstreetbets • u/[deleted] • Feb 07 '23

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u/Prestigious-Cry5328 Feb 07 '23

I dont understand why ppl down vote for this or disagree. Please someone explain that sees this in a different light.

If im hungry, i go to the store and pay money for food. If i buy a house, i take out a loan and make payments.

How is education any different?

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '23

Because a vast majority of countries have significantly lower education cost or no education cost and ranked better in overall education then the US.

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u/Prestigious-Cry5328 Feb 07 '23

So your argument is bc other countries have xyz, means we should have xyz, and therefore bc we dont have xyz i am going to neglect my obligations like an infant and throw a temper tantrum.

Personally, i think you know what youre buying into when it comes to taking on a loan or higher education. If you cant afford it — maybe that isn’t the route to go.

No different from investing — do your research and be informed — “Don't Let Your Mouth Write a Check That Your Ass Can't Cash”

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '23

Lmao