University Graduates

Poll: How many of you libertarian college students and graduates attended a public or non-profit university.?

Unless they're for-profit schools like the University of Phoenix or Strayer, all public and private universities benefit from government money. So how many of you libertarians who went to college attended either a public or non-profit private university?

Public Comments

1. Libertarians are not Anarchists. We believe in LIMITED Government, powers given to by the US Constitution. Anarchists believe in NO Government.
2. Believing that Libertarian principles would be better for the country does not require dropping out of society and forgoing public services which we are all forced to pay for. By your "logic" liberals should give away their automobiles, cut off their electricity, and never buy anything from an "evil" corporation that makes a profit. They most certainly shouldn't have any savings and especially no investments, since, after all, profit = evil (to a liberal), and investments are made with the intention of making a profit. SADCAT: if you have a car, electricity, a 401K or work for an incorparated company, then you are every bit as big a "hypocrite" as you accuse me of being.
3. Ellis--That's a very eloquent defense of your hypocrisy.
4. I hope they all did! Under our current and past administrations we have not been given the option of paying taxes only on those programs which are legal under the US Constitution. The federal government has no business being involved in education, but since they are, and since they force me to pay taxes on education programs, you'd better believe that I will take advantage of them. My kids will go to state college, and it won't bother me a bit. So, what is your problem with this issue?