Generating infrastructure while in public service is generating wealth for the country. The worst is Wall Street, which is private sector, where middlemen skim percentages off of transactions and get paid ridiculous sums to do this. They generating nothing. It’s a huge waste of brains and effort.

“We need innovators and wealth creators far more than we need public sector workers.”

Yeah, right. We tried wealth creators, they quote-unquote “created wealth” then they created lobbyists so they wouldn’t actually have to participate in the ‘trickle down’ part of that tired-ass economic strawman. One million poors…

I'm sorry, but the majority of people, even in 'modern' capitalist country, can't afford healthy food and are forced to eat shit, that's how it works. I don't call that freedom. 5 billion people live with a dollar per day while 1 billion have 100, and some have 1000. I don't call that a success of capitalism either.

Have you looked at tuition prices lately?

Yes, but I don't think you graduated with essentially a debt equivalent to owning a house. This from a baby boomer.