>I am honestly more concerned with people who would otherwise starve or be homeless rather than students who would not be able to backpack around Europe for a summer.
Okay, I worked part time from the end of high school through college. I didn't go backpacking, I just graduated with a smaller student loan balance. Is that a noble enough goal for it to matter if jobs are available?
My general feeling is that if people want jobs and can't find them, that's an economic problem worth considering, even if they'll have food without it.
Okay, I worked part time from the end of high school through college. I didn't go backpacking, I just graduated with a smaller student loan balance. Is that a noble enough goal for it to matter if jobs are available?
My general feeling is that if people want jobs and can't find them, that's an economic problem worth considering, even if they'll have food without it.