That is why young people want socialism, they have not lived life and worked hard for years.

which new york times article spoonfed you all of that jargon?

"if they have to repay their college loans"

you do know that the college system has this corrupt system that benefits themselves more than others, right? while receiving government subsidies, they also force loads of money from young people. once one person graduates college and attempts to get a high-paying job, he/she can't get one because it's been handed to some boomer who only had to pay tuition that was 90% cheaper. plus, in order to keep the fact that college is expensive hidden from boomers, colleges are still offering low prices for boomers who want to re-attend.

https://patch.com/minnesota/southwestminneapolis/u-m-gives-boomers-college-credit-10-millennials-outraged

"no more unaffordable"

you can tell yourself that, mate, but a bunch of images of a person looking up from his newspaper won't change the poverty that students face on a frequent basis that no one has done anything about. does that prospect make you feel a bit uncomfortable?

dunno when math and reason and inflation justified increasing tuition fees from a few bucks to tens of thousands within a few decades. it's corruption and comfortable people refuse to accept it

still doesn't excuse twice a year's wages for one class

https://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=76

many americans can't get wages like these because the job they're attempting to get requires college-level education... which needs wages like these. catch-22