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    Das System der Studiengebühren an Universitäten ist ein „Chaos“, sagt Sir Nick Clegg


    Das System der Studiengebühren an Universitäten ist ein „Chaos“, sagt Sir Nick Clegg

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1e9yyg23dyo

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    1. sixfoottoblakai on

      Lock him up and throw away the key. He was one of the chief architects of this loan sharking.

    2. lalabadmans on

      lol he was in the government that abolished student maintenance grant, abolished EMA, increased fees from £3000 to £9000 then pissed off with his contacts to work for meta in a cushy role.

    3. Kermit_Wazowski on

      Says the man who was deputy prime minister at the time of the tripling of tuition fees? Fuck right off.

    5. lordnacho666 on

      This is like when my kid complains about someone leaving a nearly empty carton of milk in the fridge.

    6. TWOITC on

      Doesn’t matter, problem of the past. Your 2008 election manifesto said that if you got in to power you would abolish them, and you got in to power in a coalition with the Tories.

    7. siblingrevelryagain on

      So far this week we’ve had Blair wade in on Iraq, Clegg wade in on Student loans; can’t wait for Cameron to tell us Brexit was a bad idea 🤨

    9. jxg995 on

      Man literally tanked his party for 15 years due to this issue. And have still never regained the trust of students

    10. SmackedWithARuler on

      At least he got to sit in the big chair when Hameron was out of the room though eh?

    11. rev9of8 on

      It’s fascinating to see how people view the Lib-Dems on student tuition when the Tories, if they had secured a majority in 2010, would likely have removed the cap on tuition fees altogether and implemented a total free market in education which would like have seen ‚prestige‘ universities charging fees comparable to US Ivy League institutions.

      Did the Lib-Dems campaign on abolishing tuition fees altogether? Yes. Did they secure a majority? No. That meant that if they went into coalition government then they would have to compromise – this is something that happens as a matter of routine in countries where they have PR which is an electoral system I suspect many people attacking the Lib-Dems on tuition fees would want.

      Could they have made tuition fees a red-line and refused to go into coalition with the Tories? Yes. But that would likely have resulted in a minority government and the sort of chaos in governance that was later to characterise the Brexit years. And remember that that chaos ultimately resulted in a Tory government with a substantial majority under Bozo…

    12. Saintsman83 on

      Do you think any of these people ever acknowledge privately the roles they play in is moving from 1 car crash to another.

    13. GTDJB on

      He ruined his party to support this mess, even though he was told he didn’t need to by George Osborne himself.

      What a tit.

    14. sunheadeddeity on

      Nick Clegg – and I mean this with utmost sincerity – can get fucked.

    17. ComprehensiveAd8815 on

      This Judas needs to be fired into the sun. He could have ended it before it even begun but no he suckled at the pig fucker Cameron’s teet, ruined his own party and fucked over the young for decades.

    18. leclercwitch on

      Does anybody remember the interview where this tosser was like “we’re increasing student loans, but *we’re sorry*”. I remember how he said it as well, he can fuck right off. You did this you bellend.

    19. tribo32 on

      No respect for this thing at all. Single handedly destroyed the Lib Dems and then went to go work for a tech oligarch. His words are worth nothing

    20. insomnimax_99 on

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      And whose fault is that, Nick?

      WHOSE FAULT IS THAT?

    21. OwlsParliament on

      We’re all looking for the guy who did this, says man in Tripled Student Loans costume

    22. notabirdorplane on

      Nick, what happened under you to tuition fees is why I will never, ever vote Lib Dem. Best not to pipe up on the topic.

    23. donutaud15 on

      I was turning 18 and doing my A levels when Lib Dems said they would abolish the tuition fees. I couldn’t vote but I campaigned heavily for them to my friends who can vote. A little over a year later there was a huge protest because they agreed to increase the tuition fee from £3k to £9k. He betrayed every young person who voted for his party then. Now he has the audacity to even open his gob about tuition fees? Unbelievable!

    24. GallifreyFallsOver on

      The issue isn’t University Tuition fees being high; it’s the fact too many people unnecessarily go to University. My course at University; of all the people on my course of my year (~40 people) only 1 works in the industry related to the degree 10 years later. Outside of my course the only people I know from University that are working in the industry their course was teaching them to join are the medical-related courses.

      We don’t need to rethink tuition fee, we need to rethink whether people need to go to University in the first place.

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