Disanthrope
Inconvenient Truth + Necessary Evil
You need to get in the bubble nhYou need to get out of your bubble
You need to get in the bubble nhYou need to get out of your bubble
But it wasn’t completely gutted and they did get forgiveness done for a lot of people. They just couldn’t go as far as they wanted.I should have spelled out that I feel Biden has been around DC long enough that he always knew what the SC was going to do with his student loan plan
He knew it would be gutted but it was going to get him votes so win-win…he’s a wily politician
But that dynamic makes it really hard for me to answer your question
You need to get in the bubble nh
But it wasn’t completely gutted and they did get forgiveness done for a lot of people. They just couldn’t go as far as they wanted.
Sounds to me like you’re ignoring what they’ve done about something you want so you have a reason to not support them.
The bait and switch hurts me more than the actual loan itself at this pointHow do you think your loans being forgiven will eventually impact you in the first place? Who or what will be responsible for making that happen?
It's not you and it's not Republicans who have fought extremely hard to prevent your loans from being forgiven. So who or what do you think will ultimately be the cause of your loans specifically being forgiven?
You can feel that way and I’ll feel my wayBut it wasn’t completely gutted and they did get forgiveness done for a lot of people. They just couldn’t go as far as they wanted.
Sounds to me like you’re ignoring what they’ve done about something you want so you have a reason to not support them.
Lol yeah you're not trolling you're just projectingWhat's in there?
What y'all got going on.
Matter of fact, sell me on your politics.
I'm not trolling. Show me what y'all are selling. Show me what I should be buying into. I'm definitely listening.
Again, I'm not trolling you. I wat you to show me what's inside of that bubble.
Forgiving all student loans will cost more than what's spent on welfare, food stamps, unemployment, SSI, housing, etc.
Mind u, people with student loans are better educated and have higher incomes/income potential than all of those in the government program I listed.
Add to that, it would cost trillions, adding to the national debt, which inevitably comes back down on the tax payers, and hurts those in already tougher economic situation even more.
And after it's all said and done, can lead to higher tuition costs. The universities won't stop over charging and we will eventually end up right back at square one.
Because it doesn't address the root of the problem. I'm not against anyone getting their debt paid off, but as a policy, it doesn't fix anything long term.
My guy, as much as Dems and Republicans seem to hate each otherHmmmm.......... we spend $800B per year on our military. We could cut that in half and spend $400B and we would not see a drop in performance or readiness.
There's other areas that we can change to pay for all of these things and more. I didn't even mention taxing the rich either.........
Very salty you are correctNigga might just be salty. I get it. It's totally understandable. It's a fucked up situation. Especially when we can see things playing out more clearly now in todays society as opposed to the past.
I agree with you that the root problem needs to be addressed, but I think both could happen. And there’s also the economic impact from freeing up disposable income for people that will spend at higher amounts.Forgiving all student loans will cost more than what's spent on welfare, food stamps, unemployment, SSI, housing, etc.
Mind u, people with student loans are better educated and have higher incomes/income potential than all of those in the government program I listed.
Add to that, it would cost trillions, adding to the national debt, which inevitably comes back down on the tax payers, and hurts those in already tougher economic situation even more.
And after it's all said and done, can lead to higher tuition costs. The universities won't stop over charging and we will eventually end up right back at square one.
Because it doesn't address the root of the problem. I'm not against anyone getting their debt paid off, but as a policy, it doesn't fix anything long term.
The defense budget covers a lot of government jobs and contractorsHmmmm.......... we spend $800B per year on our military. We could cut that in half and spend $400B and we would not see a drop in performance or readiness.
There's other areas that we can change to pay for all of these things and more. I didn't even mention taxing the rich either.........
Hmmmm.......... we spend $800B per year on our military. We could cut that in half and spend $400B and we would not see a drop in performance or readiness.
There's other areas that we can change to pay for all of these things and more. I didn't even mention taxing the rich either.........
Forgiving all student loans will cost more than what's spent on welfare, food stamps, unemployment, SSI, housing, etc.
Mind u, people with student loans are better educated and have higher incomes/income potential than all of those in the government program I listed.
Add to that, it would cost trillions, adding to the national debt, which inevitably comes back down on the tax payers, and hurts those in already tougher economic situation even more.
And after it's all said and done, can lead to higher tuition costs. The universities won't stop over charging and we will eventually end up right back at square one.
Because it doesn't address the root of the problem. I'm not against anyone getting their debt paid off, but as a policy, it doesn't fix anything long term.
It can, but a lot of things would have to go right, and if we're trusting government to make that happen, it probably won't.I agree with you that the root problem needs to be addressed, but I think both could happen. And there’s also the economic impact from freeing up disposable income for people that will spend at higher amounts.
The defense budget covers a lot of government jobs and contractors
ThisTuition and student loans need to be looked at. Students can screw themselves over financially by a bunch of different scenarios in school