University education should be free

"How am I plagiarizing a source if I quoted the source and gave a website I got the information from? I am using someone Else's words to support my argument. That is not plagiarizing. Please disregard what my opponent said in the last round because that is not what happened. Here is some more evidence, non-plagiarized, that supports my argument."Plagiarism: to use the words or ideas of another person as if they were your own words or ideas[http://www.merriam-webster.com...]You used the words of the article and passed them off as your argument.Even if it was not plagiarism, you still stole the argument and had not presented a single fact that was yours, as well as failing to use quotation marks to show it was someone else that said it. I say you should still be held accountable.As for the rules, I will not follow them half way through the debate. I gave you half an hour last night to send me a link to the rules or post them in the comments. You failed to meet my request, I fail to meet yours."First off for this round I would like to point out the fact that most college students have to work part time to get money to pay for college"Not entirely true. While most students do work part time, it is not usually for college. That's what student loans are for. Usually, you work part time to get some extra cash or to pay rent then after college get a well paying job to pay off the loans."Here is what others have to say:"While you did say who posted it, you didn't present a source from where.This is not ethical either, if not plagiarism."Higher Education should be free People have more opportunities for job and employment if they are educated meaning they have access to material conditions which they need for better life such as health care and some necessary services which give protection and safety. In addition, if someone from a poor background got educated, he or she can escape from the poverty cycle and generation gets improved with the help of jobs and being employed as a result of higher education."Not entirely true either, if you support the idea of more materials, healthcare, and other services prepare to pay more taxes. You won't escape the poverty cycle for long, because you'll end up paying for someone's education, not to mention the fact if they fail, the student got into a college for free, didn't do anything and became a nobody you just wasted the time and money of the university." Higher education means good jobs and employment. If more people are highly educated, people will be more considerate, responsible, independent,and reliable for some reasons."Not if the job market is bad because everyone now has "the best" education."All people should be given the rights to free education to get rid of poverty and inhumanity"Poverty is not related to inhumanity."The government should fund the universities and colleges directly rather than give out loans to students so that the students will not be overburdened by debt and be forced to move back with their parents"As said earlier, you get a decent job, THEN pay off the loans. If you can't hold a job your parents aren't going to pay it off for you."People are more reluctant than ever to start a family because they feel they cannot handle the expenses of a child while the married couple have yet to pay Uncle Sam his money."Can you prove this?"If the government wants to truly stimulate the economy, they will forgive student loan debt so that people can get that piece of paper that qualifies them for a job, start their lives, and get the money flowing out of the pockets and into the economy. "Until you realize the higher taxes. More money to the government but poverty on the people. It will seem nice for a little while then you'll realize your $15 per hour job is replaced with a $10 to pay for the entire country's higher education. You might as well work for minimum wage."I say payment should work out the same as high schools and other schools. Plus there should be a charity foundation per school. Also they could do competitions where people pay to compete in games and activities. All of this money goes to the school. It works out for everyone in the end."You know what I just said about higher taxes? They're going to sky rocket now. When you have to fund the charity, you have to fund the competitions, and when you fund the other schools everyone will now be very poor, not being able to pay for the taxes.ii. The taxesAs mentioned often through this argument, the taxes.To pay for EVERY college in the USA for every one's education is costly. Not to mention the supplies, services, and possible transportation for each college. This will have a backwards effect on the economy than what is expected. Instead of people getting jobs, they'll start losing houses. A simple $15 per hour job can get pushed down to a $12 per hour job to pay for the education. As the population grows, this tax is supposed to increase to match the amount of people that need an education. Eventually expect $10 per hour jobs. Businesses will eventually close down, thus getting rid of HUNDREDS and THOUSANDS of jobs. Eventually, colleges will close because the government won't be able to fund them because no one will have a job to pay for the tax that funds them.