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College Industrial Complex and Prostitution

In Hollywood movies, a prostitute never chooses prostitution per se but is forced into it by either a family’s illness like cancer or a need to pay tuition. It is a testament to our society’s belief in the college industrial complex that paying for college is more or less equal to saving a family member’s life, at least as an excuse for going into a life of crime.

Maria Lamagna at the Miami Herald plumbs the depths of trashy topics by reporting on a web site that matches “sugar daddies” up with “sugar babies” who need help with tuition. But it’s just for companionship, you understand.

See, the college industrial complex is nurturing a conversation between generations. How nice.

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  1. Similar article in the NYPost:

    http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/co_eds_sugar_high_56fPUelUxnaBy6TpVjIXGI

    The CIC won’t quit until they have prostituted all of the children and sent their parents to the poor house. And they will still tell you how noble they are.

    1. Walter Sobchak on January 16th, 2013 at 1:55 am