Free Education for Empty Classes

Is President Obama setting his hopes too high? We all know that he is promoting a singular middle-class society, "no-nonsense" low or high classes, just one. This idea is classified as socialism, which is also known as communism. Is Obama's communist vision for America bad? For one thing, he's a liar when the majority of America voted him for his democratic principles when what he is doing is increasing our tax dollars in the new 2016 budget in an anti-Republican manner. The definition of a democrat is a person who believes in the political or social equality of all people, according to Dictionary.com. Republicans desire no tax increases, no funding for immigration or education facilities, a balanced budget to extinguish the deficit, and reduce our national debt through modification of Medicare and Social Security, according to the Congressional Budget Office, The White House, and the Center on Budget, and Policy Priorities. Well he sure isn't backing up his democratic label very well by treating, unequally, the Republican party, since so many of these wants are currently being refused along with the promise he made in his speech January 20, 2015 in which said, "And I commit to every Republican here tonight that I will not only seek out your ideas, I will seek to work with you to make this country stronger." Why is this opposition to the Republicans, at least half of our nation, necessary? Maybe it's not. Could the Republicans be oblivious to the best master plan in American history? I doubt it, but let's look at the situation economically and see if there is hope for our president's plan. 

One, Obama plans to make community colleges free to the public. Alright, not bad... if you're a student. I love the idea that people don't have to worry about the high costs of college that supposedly encourages more people to attend, but I believe that there's too much of a gap between those who attend and those who do not. Not everyone will go to college, so less people will want to pay for it. This is just one of many sectors of tax dollar funding in which America should not be supporting at this moment (not the best move financially). The fact is that there are many decent jobs that do not require college degrees to work such as a dental hygienist, an online advertising manager, and web developer just to name a few. (See CareerCast) It takes all kinds to run this world properly, especially our militia.

Second, Medicare is a good idea, because everyone deserves a chance to live a healthy life. But this is where the major problem begins. When everyone is healthy and gets what they need, there is no drive to work. People who don't need a doctor etc. simply leech off of the rich companies, which are forced under Obama-care to give their money to them. What good do they do? What good will they ever do if everything continues to be provided for them? This is why when a child becomes a full-grown adult, his or her parents must support them in getting their own job and going to college to support their own self. I have no experience in parenting, but what a burden these disheveled, worthless "leeches", capable of self-sustenance, must be to the hard-working citizens of America. 

In conclusion, I believe that in order to raise or issue new taxes, one must create a system where people are motivated to work and give their own money. Obama may know how to get more votes, but no one will want to go to college when free healthcare is provided to take the time to learn how to become the next middle-class drone to support the next generation of average people working or not. No one will ever get ahead.  Provisions do not make providers. Rewards do. Your input of work and effort should match your output of rewards. This is how the hungry become the farmers, how the homeless become constructors, and how the needy will work on their own to support this nation no government intervention required. Respect the leader, and he should respect you.