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Late Capitalism - Oh right, people are willing to commit violence or risk their lives just to get education or healthcare under capitalism

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Kat Blaque 7 mins e On one of my posts someone asked "If we had universal health care and free college, would military enrollment drop dramatically?" And I've been thinking about it all day. You and 645 others 33 Comments 117 Shares how-to-be-a-sad-bitch i cannot f------ believe i never realized this iamsosmart-smrt So as a division officer to nearly 60 sailors over 3 years. I asked every single one. "What made you join the Navy?" Here is the breakdown. 80%-To pay for college 10%-To get out of a bad family situation 5%-Family Tradition 5%-Because of 9/11· patrickat "Would poor people literally risk their lives to win access to things that the rich take for granted if that weren't set up as the only way to get them?"

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