1.) It devalues higher education. One of the reasons why jobs that require a college degree pay more than those that don't is because college is supposed to be a reasonable impediment. That's to say that, between academic requirements and cost, some people should be left out so that they can serve in other sectors of the workforce. But all that aside...

So, you mean to tell me that your beautiful little daughter should not have access to a higher education should anything--god forbid--get in the way of your/her capacity to pay?

That her ability to thrive and learn in a post secondary environment is not enough?

And that due to financial circumstance she should be relegated to dishwasher cos, hey, somebody needs to clean my plate.

I'm not buying it.