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| Zeus 12/24/20 1:51:02 PM #30: | Raddest_Chad posted... I think it's damaging economically to not get rid of it. Sucks to have paid yours off, but I think for those people just offer them tax breaks or something to throw them a bone. ...what? You think it's damaging to NOT discharge owed debt to banks and companies which will take a massive economic hit, spurring a drop in the stock market that could cascade throughout the economy and potentially cause graduates to lose the jobs they do have? -_- That's stupid. Pay your fucking bills. What's next? Discharge all credit card bills? Discharge all mortgages? Get rid of all currently held private debts? GunslingerGunsl posted... Wait, why should that matter? If my future children don't have to pay student loans then great. It wouldn't matter to me that I had to do it. It matters because those people made a choice based on their decision to act responsibly. Had they known that somebody was going to offer them a free ride, they would have picked the most expensive school they could get into and not paid down their shit. Instead, they compromised based on expense and balanced benefit-against-cost when picking their schools. LinkPizza posted... I think this is the right lone of thinking. Sounds like others are just jealous. Which is a bad way of looking at things... A bad way of looking at things is suggesting that people who agreed to take out loans should be allowed to renege on those loans for no fucking reason. Take some personal accountability for once in your life. If I take a loan, I pay that fucking loan off. I spend responsibly, try it sometime instead of expecting the government to solve your recklessness. KJ StErOiDs posted... No. But I'd be for decreasing the loan interest. Which isn't a terrible compromise. --- (\/)(\/)|-| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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