The next few questions will focus upon the following argument:

As nice as free college for everyone sounds, we shouldn't let the state fund college education. First of all, that would be expensive for the state, and expensive statefunded programs often result in resources being thinly spread. So$,$ with resources spread so thin, the quality of education offered would suffer! More importantly, we don't want the state to be in control of what we learn! If that were the case, then they could stop any criticism of the government and only promote their own ideas.

That goes against the very essence of democracy.

What does the argument conclude?

We don't want the state to be in control of what we learn

It is too expensive for the state to fund college education

State$-$funded college for everyone would diminish the quality of education

State$-$funded education goes against the very essence of democracy

We should not let the state fund college education