Oh, as far as colleges being great models of "Capitalism"...
Your College Professor Could Be On Public Assistance
Yes, we have professors on food stamps while students are putting themselves into debt.
When I went to UIC in the early 1980's, tuition there was 450 a quarter and another 150 in fees. So about $1900 in todays money. (They were still on a quarter system back then, so my outlay was about $1800 a year or about 5700 in today's money.
With me so far? Good, I know you have problems with math.
UIC Tuition today is
$22,796 tuition
$1,400 books and supplies
$3,004 fees
Holy Shit!!!
so by your logic, if "competition" was such a good thing, why does it cost four times as much to go to UIC as it did 35 years ago?