This really highlights the disconnect between money and material reality. So much of capitalist society is built in a way where things that make financial sense are absolutely devastating for the natural world and a complete waste of resources. I can't predict the future but I think any people living in the probable post capitalist resource scarcity plagued societies will curse the generations from this capitalist death drive era.
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I can't with Reddit liberals. Giving their son more money than 40% of people working in Vancouver make for his 3 hours of classes per week is appearantly the perfect way to teach him about financial responsibility.
I know a fair few Bristol university students have had to live in Wales and get the train each day because of the prices.
Don't worry, plane rides will go up in price soon thanks to shortages and then the landlords will be fine. Thank god for that, we wouldn't want anything bad to happen to them...
If your parents don't want you out of the house yet, that's usually the cheapest option.
Someone in the comments is mentioning the UC Berkeley student who flew up from SoCal for classes.
Booooo! Reddit links suck! Who reads that site, seriously. That's where the alt-right got started.
/r/The_Donald is where it caught fire and went mainstream. It's forgotten today but they dominated /all day after day after day during the 2016 campaign. WIthout Reddit's support Trump would be a laughingstock today like Ross Perot.
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