So you provide a entirely weak argument for every point i make
Let's see you refute it, then.
Are you going to claim that the taxes you paid are your money and not the government's?
Are you going to claim that university students were responsible for the financial crisis and the government bank bail-out?
Then (you) claim i never went to UniHow do you come to these conclusions.
A person who went to university couldn't possibly agree with what you're saying. University is not a doddle. And every student knows universities are always strapped for cash. It is also quite clear that nobody is getting rich off higher-education funding. I believe a university graduate would never use such arguments. More prosaically, I can detect no trace of a commitment to education in your writing style, and you don't take the trouble to spell or use proper punctuation.
I admit that I may be wrong, but for the time being I stand by my accusation: you didn't go to university. And while we're on the subject, what are you paying tax on if you're currently engaged in volunteer work? Are you grumbling about VAT?
Your observations are useless and provide no insight into the conversation whatsoever.
Let other readers be the judge of that.
