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Student loan debt coupled with high cost of living is preventing a lot of young adults from buying homes and investing in other important things. They are lagging behind previous generations. We are going backward, not forward. The alleviation of that debt would allow them a lot of opportunities they wouldn't have had until much later in life. I don't see a problem with it because I don't think that debt should have been necessary in the first place. There should be public options for college. Doing this would be a boon to young people. It would help us stay ahead of other nations.
Why is it okay to bail out Wall Street, and Auto Companies, and rich people who don't need it, but not our children???Typical liberal- borrow a bunch of money, whine that you can’t pay it back, and then make it everybody else’s debt.
Typical anti-nationalist conservative. Fail to recognize the potential for elevating the nation through the education and empowerment of young adults. It's ridiculous that we don't have public universities in 2019. Those debt holders should have had a public option. Stubborn ass people like you are why it will be China leading the way some day.
Fail to recognize the potential for elevating the nation through the education and empowerment of young adults.
Is the gender studies major, working as a barista, paying off $80,000 in student debt, what you had in mind for elevating the nation as an empowered, educated young adult?
I guess when you lack depth and substance all you have left is trolling.
Better than the economic idiocy of "canceling" $1.5 trillion in debt.
The problem with this entire idea is that it gives debtors the idea that they don't have to pay what they owe as the taxpayers will bail them out if they don't.
Further, it gives schools no motivation to rein in costs, as they can just raise tuition and the people will have no problem with the new price as the taxpayers will be picking up the tab in the end
Didn’t the government pay out the money in the form of a student loan? If so, there was an expection they’d be repaid when the students lived up to their contractual obligations.
They can change the contract. I doubt that many people would say no if asked, "You can keep paying this loan for the next twenty years or we can write it off if you agree"
Free money?!
If Trump wants to ever see 5-6% GDP growth, then cancelling student debt would get him there.
LOL why not just print $1.5trn and pass it out to the masses?
I would rather we print $23T and pass it out to the creditors but we can start with your idea. I will take mine in fives and tens please.
Why is it okay to bail out Wall Street, and Auto Companies, and rich people who don't need it, but not our children???Typical anti-nationalist conservative. Fail to recognize the potential for elevating the nation through the education and empowerment of young adults. It's ridiculous that we don't have public universities in 2019. Those debt holders should have had a public option. Stubborn ass people like you are why it will be China leading the way some day.
Fail to recognize the potential for elevating the nation through the education and empowerment of young adults.
Is the gender studies major, working as a barista, paying off $80,000 in student debt, what you had in mind for elevating the nation as an empowered, educated young adult?
I guess when you lack depth and substance all you have left is trolling.
Better than the economic idiocy of "canceling" $1.5 trillion in debt.
The problem with this entire idea is that it gives debtors the idea that they don't have to pay what they owe as the taxpayers will bail them out if they don't.
Further, it gives schools no motivation to rein in costs, as they can just raise tuition and the people will have no problem with the new price as the taxpayers will be picking up the tab in the end
Man folks have some fucked up priorities.
Because the topic of canceling student debt has no relation to the national debt? And I didn't bring it up.Oh the GOP don't even pretend to care about debt anymore. Haven't you heard?Cancelling $1.5 TRILLION in Federal student loan debt means putting the county $1.5 TRILLION further in debt. Or am I missing something?
Stick to the topic. I dont want this thread corrupted by your Leftist whining.
God forbid we put young people ahead for the good of the nation. It wouldn't be fair! I didn't get that so FUCK THEM! Right? You're a real patriot.
Because the topic of canceling student debt has no relation to the national debt? And I didn't bring it up.Oh the GOP don't even pretend to care about debt anymore. Haven't you heard?Cancelling $1.5 TRILLION in Federal student loan debt means putting the county $1.5 TRILLION further in debt. Or am I missing something?
Stick to the topic. I dont want this thread corrupted by your Leftist whining.
Lordy.....
The rich did not.Why is it okay to bail out Wall Street, and Auto Companies, and rich people who don't need it, but not our children???Fail to recognize the potential for elevating the nation through the education and empowerment of young adults.
Is the gender studies major, working as a barista, paying off $80,000 in student debt, what you had in mind for elevating the nation as an empowered, educated young adult?
I guess when you lack depth and substance all you have left is trolling.
Better than the economic idiocy of "canceling" $1.5 trillion in debt.
The problem with this entire idea is that it gives debtors the idea that they don't have to pay what they owe as the taxpayers will bail them out if they don't.
Further, it gives schools no motivation to rein in costs, as they can just raise tuition and the people will have no problem with the new price as the taxpayers will be picking up the tab in the end
Man folks have some fucked up priorities.
Wall St and auto companies paid their debt back.
God forbid we put young people ahead for the good of the nation. It wouldn't be fair! I didn't get that so FUCK THEM! Right? You're a real patriot.
Nobody put a gun to their head and forced them to take on that debt. I owe $55k in student loans. I'm making the payments and don't expect anyone else to do it for me.
Who said it was okay to bail out anyone?Why is it okay to bail out Wall Street, and Auto Companies, and rich people who don't need it, but not our children???Typical anti-nationalist conservative. Fail to recognize the potential for elevating the nation through the education and empowerment of young adults. It's ridiculous that we don't have public universities in 2019. Those debt holders should have had a public option. Stubborn ass people like you are why it will be China leading the way some day.
Fail to recognize the potential for elevating the nation through the education and empowerment of young adults.
Is the gender studies major, working as a barista, paying off $80,000 in student debt, what you had in mind for elevating the nation as an empowered, educated young adult?
I guess when you lack depth and substance all you have left is trolling.
Better than the economic idiocy of "canceling" $1.5 trillion in debt.
The problem with this entire idea is that it gives debtors the idea that they don't have to pay what they owe as the taxpayers will bail them out if they don't.
Further, it gives schools no motivation to rein in costs, as they can just raise tuition and the people will have no problem with the new price as the taxpayers will be picking up the tab in the end
Man folks have some fucked up priorities.
Define “the rich”The rich did not.Why is it okay to bail out Wall Street, and Auto Companies, and rich people who don't need it, but not our children???I guess when you lack depth and substance all you have left is trolling.
Better than the economic idiocy of "canceling" $1.5 trillion in debt.
The problem with this entire idea is that it gives debtors the idea that they don't have to pay what they owe as the taxpayers will bail them out if they don't.
Further, it gives schools no motivation to rein in costs, as they can just raise tuition and the people will have no problem with the new price as the taxpayers will be picking up the tab in the end
Man folks have some fucked up priorities.
Wall St and auto companies paid their debt back.
Trumps tax giveaway to the rich should have been used instead for student debt. Then the money would have been returned to the economy because those folks who had to borrow money for college generally don't spend it on stocks and tax shelters or stock buy backs for corporations. They spend it on food, clothes, cars, etc.
There was no tax giveaway to the rich.The rich did not.Why is it okay to bail out Wall Street, and Auto Companies, and rich people who don't need it, but not our children???I guess when you lack depth and substance all you have left is trolling.
Better than the economic idiocy of "canceling" $1.5 trillion in debt.
The problem with this entire idea is that it gives debtors the idea that they don't have to pay what they owe as the taxpayers will bail them out if they don't.
Further, it gives schools no motivation to rein in costs, as they can just raise tuition and the people will have no problem with the new price as the taxpayers will be picking up the tab in the end
Man folks have some fucked up priorities.
Wall St and auto companies paid their debt back.
Trumps tax giveaway to the rich should have been used instead for student debt. Then the money would have been returned to the economy because those folks who had to borrow money for college generally don't spend it on stocks and tax shelters or stock buy backs for corporations. They spend it on food, clothes, cars, etc.
Our government. Did you miss it? It was big news at the time.Who said it was okay to bail out anyone?Why is it okay to bail out Wall Street, and Auto Companies, and rich people who don't need it, but not our children???Fail to recognize the potential for elevating the nation through the education and empowerment of young adults.
Is the gender studies major, working as a barista, paying off $80,000 in student debt, what you had in mind for elevating the nation as an empowered, educated young adult?
I guess when you lack depth and substance all you have left is trolling.
Better than the economic idiocy of "canceling" $1.5 trillion in debt.
The problem with this entire idea is that it gives debtors the idea that they don't have to pay what they owe as the taxpayers will bail them out if they don't.
Further, it gives schools no motivation to rein in costs, as they can just raise tuition and the people will have no problem with the new price as the taxpayers will be picking up the tab in the end
Man folks have some fucked up priorities.
Our government. Did you miss it? It was big news at the time.Who said it was okay to bail out anyone?Why is it okay to bail out Wall Street, and Auto Companies, and rich people who don't need it, but not our children???I guess when you lack depth and substance all you have left is trolling.
Better than the economic idiocy of "canceling" $1.5 trillion in debt.
The problem with this entire idea is that it gives debtors the idea that they don't have to pay what they owe as the taxpayers will bail them out if they don't.
Further, it gives schools no motivation to rein in costs, as they can just raise tuition and the people will have no problem with the new price as the taxpayers will be picking up the tab in the end
Man folks have some fucked up priorities.
Not me.Define “the rich”The rich did not.Why is it okay to bail out Wall Street, and Auto Companies, and rich people who don't need it, but not our children???Better than the economic idiocy of "canceling" $1.5 trillion in debt.
The problem with this entire idea is that it gives debtors the idea that they don't have to pay what they owe as the taxpayers will bail them out if they don't.
Further, it gives schools no motivation to rein in costs, as they can just raise tuition and the people will have no problem with the new price as the taxpayers will be picking up the tab in the end
Man folks have some fucked up priorities.
Wall St and auto companies paid their debt back.
Trumps tax giveaway to the rich should have been used instead for student debt. Then the money would have been returned to the economy because those folks who had to borrow money for college generally don't spend it on stocks and tax shelters or stock buy backs for corporations. They spend it on food, clothes, cars, etc.
So you made a statement that you don’t have the correct details about? OKNot me.Define “the rich”The rich did not.Why is it okay to bail out Wall Street, and Auto Companies, and rich people who don't need it, but not our children???The problem with this entire idea is that it gives debtors the idea that they don't have to pay what they owe as the taxpayers will bail them out if they don't.
Further, it gives schools no motivation to rein in costs, as they can just raise tuition and the people will have no problem with the new price as the taxpayers will be picking up the tab in the end
Man folks have some fucked up priorities.
Wall St and auto companies paid their debt back.
Trumps tax giveaway to the rich should have been used instead for student debt. Then the money would have been returned to the economy because those folks who had to borrow money for college generally don't spend it on stocks and tax shelters or stock buy backs for corporations. They spend it on food, clothes, cars, etc.
I am not the right person to define rich. But I do know the richest people benefited the most by Trump's tax cuts
CHARTS: See How Much Of GOP Tax Cuts Will Go To The Middle Class
Not me.Define “the rich”The rich did not.Why is it okay to bail out Wall Street, and Auto Companies, and rich people who don't need it, but not our children???The problem with this entire idea is that it gives debtors the idea that they don't have to pay what they owe as the taxpayers will bail them out if they don't.
Further, it gives schools no motivation to rein in costs, as they can just raise tuition and the people will have no problem with the new price as the taxpayers will be picking up the tab in the end
Man folks have some fucked up priorities.
Wall St and auto companies paid their debt back.
Trumps tax giveaway to the rich should have been used instead for student debt. Then the money would have been returned to the economy because those folks who had to borrow money for college generally don't spend it on stocks and tax shelters or stock buy backs for corporations. They spend it on food, clothes, cars, etc.
I am not the right person to define rich. But I do know the richest people benefited the most by Trump's tax cuts
CHARTS: See How Much Of GOP Tax Cuts Will Go To The Middle Class
No tax giveaway for the rich?There was no tax giveaway to the rich.The rich did not.Why is it okay to bail out Wall Street, and Auto Companies, and rich people who don't need it, but not our children???Better than the economic idiocy of "canceling" $1.5 trillion in debt.
The problem with this entire idea is that it gives debtors the idea that they don't have to pay what they owe as the taxpayers will bail them out if they don't.
Further, it gives schools no motivation to rein in costs, as they can just raise tuition and the people will have no problem with the new price as the taxpayers will be picking up the tab in the end
Man folks have some fucked up priorities.
Wall St and auto companies paid their debt back.
Trumps tax giveaway to the rich should have been used instead for student debt. Then the money would have been returned to the economy because those folks who had to borrow money for college generally don't spend it on stocks and tax shelters or stock buy backs for corporations. They spend it on food, clothes, cars, etc.
