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So the schools are taking students on gratis (i.e., at a loss of revenue)? No? No sacrifice on the bottom line? Then it’s not free, and even in that situation , it’s not “free” (to the school).
The government should be forbidden from ever using the word “free”. It has time and again demonstrated it does not understand the meaning of the word. It is a lie; an innocuous and appealing word that disarms the public from applying critical thinking. Ironic.
Paragraph five in your article obliterates the title of your piece. To you, sir, it seems the definition of free isn’t the lack of paying for something, but rather a situation where the tax payer has money confiscated from him and applied to your cause. The nobility of the cause is applied as further justification and as a pretense, but on its face, it’s a tax payer funded project.
That is the complete opposite of “free”.