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Originally Posted by Zee
I watched that video you linked me to; it's clear that some people are just there 'for a laugh', either to cause trouble or to just be involved in some kind of rebellious action - it's good that that girl had the courage to step in and stop them, it was very brave of her and at least shows the difference between students who are there for a reason and people who are there to cause havoc.
I'm not really sure what else you're asking though. Sure, financial hardships are occurring everywhere, but putting people off education is a ridiculous idea compared to, for example, withdrawing from armed conflict; because putting up tuition fees to go to university is going to increase the divide between the rich and the poor; the informed and the uninformed and would actually, I think, push Britain back into the direction of having a distinct class system again by virtue of the fact education is no longer available to all who want it.
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The withdrawal from Afghanistan is planned in fairness, but it's not the sort of thing that can happen overnight, it will inevitably be a slow and gradual process