Matt Walsh on student-loan debt and not going to college

I've been beating this drum for several years now: if I had kids and lived in the States, there's no way in hell I'd send them to college to get indoctrinated. I used to think of the US university system as the golden prize sought after by students from around the world: a degree from a US institution was prestigious! I don't think that way anymore, what with universities having all become woke ideology factories, up to and including the hard-science departments. 

Not long from now, I'm going to be an old, helpless man very much at the mercy of "scientific" institutions that can't or won't distinguish between biological maleness and femaleness—institutions that think of ideology as more important than science. Elder care, by the time I'm elderly, is going to be scary as hell. Instead of receiving care, I'd rather move into a remote log cabin and spend my final years slowly morphing into a ripe piece of beef jerky, my old-man smell permeating the poorly ventilated cabin, filling the place with a miasma of decay and failure. Better that than to be cared for by someone who can't acknowledge that I'm a man.

Here's Matt Walsh (1) sneering at college kids who seriously thought Biden meant it when he offered partial debt-forgiveness and (2) explaining why he, too, thinks putting your kids in the university system is a bad, bad idea. I've heard the counterargument that the country needs doctors and engineers and lawyers and other technical experts. True. But where to school them, aside from abroad? At least here in Korea, people can still define "man" and "woman." 

For now.