[ SECRET POST #4887 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4887 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Question for Americans

[(Anonymous)]

How the fuck did I miss the point? I was explaining why student housing exists.

Re: Question for Americans

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT and yes, you really did spectacularly miss the point.

Just because some people would prefer to spend the extra ten thousand dollars a year or so to live on campus, and can afford to do so, doesn't mean that's true of everyone, and by forcing them to live on campus these post-sec institutions are forcing said students to go tens of thousands of dollars deeper into unnecessary debt.

Did you actually read the comment you replied to? Because it seems like you didn't. If you had you'd know that my objection was not to students having the option to live on campus. My objection is to the fact that first year and often second year students are not given the option NOT to. I'm not even sure how I could possibly need to explain to you why that's a bad thing. Like, how could you be so blind as to not grasp the sheer injustice of saying, "Sorry poor kids; we know you could live with your parents for free but well, post-secondary is a business in this country, and allowing you to do so would greatly cut into our profit margins, so we're going to gouge the shit out of you for on-campus residency instead."

The parasitic toxicity of it is honestly stunning.

Re: Question for Americans

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, I DID read the comment I replied to, and I understood it perfectly. Fuck you for accusing me of not reading it. I never said I didn't understand your objection, and I never said I thought it wasn't messed up. You are putting words in my mouth.

I was poor and went into 30,000 of debt and lived in dorms. I don't like being judged for it, particularly since the semester I lived off campus I had to overdraw my bank account living in hotels after my housemate got evicted.

Re: Question for Americans

[(Anonymous)]

I mean. if you understood ayrt's comment, why did you respond so nonsensically to it? you understood their objection, you think the way things are is messed up...why was your response to raise a bunch of objections that don't even pertain to what was said? you seem to be projecting hard here anon.

Re: Question for Americans

[(Anonymous)]

My response was not nonsensical, and it absolutely did pertain to what OP said. What the fuck is wrong with you people?

Re: Question for Americans

[(Anonymous)]

Go to hell you fucking bastard.