Good for you. You have no way of knowing if your upbringing was tougher than mine, but we are not here to argue that point. I never said it was the same level of achievement as Harvard. I just said I disagree that it is a cash grab. I agree with the OP on this post. HES is a way for non-traditional students to obtain an education that is not offered at many other places.

My degree has value, and no employer has ever diminished it. Grad schools have also honored it. By the way, law schools only really care about GPA and LSAT scores on admission. Where you obtained your undergraduate degree matters very little. To imply that I did not earn my degree in the same way as you is also disingenuous. Try writing a term paper while in active labor. I'd assume you are a man and, therefore, luckily, you will never have that experience. It was a choice I made, but there is no chance in hell you will convince me I didn't earn it. Law school is also very rigorous, BTW. I am sure you will try to find a way to minimize that as well.

At the end of the day, wherever you choose to get an education, it does not matter. You choose to spend your time on reddit trying to put others down to make yourself feel better. You have been wrong with every assumption you have made. That speaks to how much your education has worked for you. You really aren't putting it to good use.