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Thread: BREAKING: No student loan forgiveness

post 1685733993 07-02-2023, 02:49 PM
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In this thread Nutsy is fuking triggered
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Originally Posted By Maestro⏩
hah, I wish I can be as optimistic as you, because i'm not seeing that trend at all. Whether its a red blue or purple state, GenZ+Millineals are a much larger demographic than the dwindling boomers base, most often over-represented in these polls.
And when they're 35 years old, broke, still living at home, who will they blame?
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
And when they're 35 years old, broke, still living at home, who will they blame?
the rich

and then we can have our socialist revolution
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
And when they're 35 years old, broke, still living at home, who will they blame?
There will always be someone or something else to blame

Next they'd want free college for everyone
Then free healthcare
Then free housing
Then a UBI

and when all of their needs are met but they're still unhappy, well, I don't know what would be next, but that is the path we're headed down if republicans won't stop placing social issues as their main platform and championing rolling back laws that have been around for decades.
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Originally Posted By Maestro⏩
There will always be someone or something else to blame

Next they'd want free college for everyone
Then free healthcare
Then free housing
Then a UBI

and when all of their needs are met but they're still unhappy, well, I don't know what would be next, but that is the path we're headed down if republicans won't stop placing social issues as their main platform and championing rolling back laws that have been around for decades.
None of the above will happen though, it'll be a carrot to dangle for votes.
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Originally Posted By Putinist⏩
the rich

and then we can have our socialist revolution
Sure......
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
Sure......






All part of the pran.
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Originally Posted By Putinist⏩
the rich

and then we can have our socialist revolution
Socialist revolution or no, you will still stay locked your dad's basement and refuse to come out.
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Originally Posted By Bushmaster⏩
Socialist revolution or no, you will still stay locked your dad's basement and refuse to come out.
I shall direct the online wing of the revolutionary front from my keyboard.

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Originally Posted By Putinist⏩






All part of the pran.
And yet the almighty Soviet Union fell.
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Originally Posted By Maestro⏩
hah, I wish I can be as optimistic as you, because i'm not seeing that trend at all. Whether its a red blue or purple state, GenZ+Millineals are a much larger demographic than the dwindling boomers base, most often over-represented in these polls.
Most millenials pay their loans though.
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post 1685743343 07-02-2023, 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted By TaeBoNinja⏩
Most millenials pay their loans though.
Doesn't matter. This, on top of RvW is just a culmination of things that have made them upset at the SC.
post 1685744073 07-02-2023, 05:52 PM
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Im sure the impartial court will get rid of legacy admissions any day now too.
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Originally Posted By Jasonw1178⏩
I would support interest reduction. Even 0% as long as you are up to date on payments. Reward good behavior, not bad behavior.

Speaking of rewarding bad behavior, no doubt as soon as they get that 10-20K, the first thing you'll hear is "it wasn't enough" and they will scream even louder for more, and confident they will get it because they did the first time. From there I wonder what other financial responsibilities people will ask the government to take care of for them?
This would be the most reasonable path forward, but out benighted government is intent on bleeding the middle class while ignoring the inefficacy of interest rates in curbing inflation. Companies have been making record profits because they have been taking advantage of first COVID and now the Ukraine war, while everyday consumers are held hostage.
https://thehill.com/business/economy...alloon-report/
https://fortune.com/2023/06/14/greed...lbert-edwards/

Hence another red flag as to why this whole student loan "forgiveness" plot is nothing but Biden attempting to bribe voters and spur increasing division because the selfish and shortsighted can't see past a politician's empty promises. I'd say throw that on top of the other reasons that maybe they should consider asking their universities for a refund because they're clearly not too bright or capable of logical thinking to repeatedly be bamboozled so far into adulthood.

Not only would total forgiveness reward today's bad behavior, but it would establish a precedent for everyone to ignore college debt because it, too, would inevitably be forgiven. That precedent alone would set the path for chaos in the future, reinforcing to colleges that they can charge whatever they want because taxpayers will foot the bill for their unnecessary surpluses of staff, tenured ideologues, new football fields, overpaid coaches, overpriced room and board, and all other exorbitant costs.
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Originally Posted By nutsy54⏩
Here's what else is not the same:
- When a bank loans money to a business, that's a risk based on the business plan. If the business fails, the bank absorbs the cost for making a bad decision. If the bank makes too many of these decisions, they also go bankrupt.
- When a mortgage company issues a mortgage to someone who can't afford it, and they go bankrupt, the mortgage company absorbs the cost for making a bad decision. Too many bad decisions by the mortgage company and... they also go bankrupt.
- When a bank finances a car for someone who can't afford it, and the owner goes bankrupt and/or the car is repossessed for non-payment, the bank pays the bill.

But when the federal government magically "forgives" student loans for no reason other than the President wanted to buy some votes, thetaxpayers and the federal debtpay for it. So there's no incentive for any sort of sanity in approving loans, such as selection of degree, selection of least-expensive school, requiring work & income by the student, etc. Just a spending free-for-all, then cry and demand Government (taxpayers) foot the bill.
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
And yet the almighty Soviet Union fell.
long after the GOAT's death
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
Do people who file bankruptcy get to keep the assets the loans were registered against?
No, but what about the people that took out loans to go to college, but dropped out?
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Great f*cking work, America. Loan forgiveness was a good idea.

And no, it wasn't the student's fault. No one should obstruct or talk young generations out of going to college. We don't need more low IQ tradies, we need more geniuses, like Wincel said.


Making education absurdly expensive intends to gut progressive student movements, and everywhere else in the world, this has been major progress in getting people to university who might not otherwise be able to go.


When you make it impossible for young ones to get into the diverse and rich marketplace of ideas that is the modern university, where their traditionalist parents can't censor or isolate them from, you fire an arrow into the knees of American student movements, if you financially cripple them with loan payments.
Back off, Warchild.

Seriously.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Great f*cking work, America. Loan forgiveness was a good idea.

And no, it wasn't the student's fault. No one should obstruct or talk young generations out of going to college. We don't need more low IQ tradies, we need more geniuses, like Wincel said.


Making education absurdly expensive intends to gut progressive student movements, and everywhere else in the world, this has been major progress in getting people to university who might not otherwise be able to go.


When you make it impossible for young ones to get into the diverse and rich marketplace of ideas that is the modern university, where their traditionalist parents can't censor or isolate them from, you fire an arrow into the knees of American student movements, if you financially cripple them with loan payments.
America needs both tbh...we got a shortage of tradies too.
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Originally Posted By Putinist⏩
America needs both tbh...we got a shortage of tradies too.
Actually brah, I think it's a good idea to improve AI to make the low IQ tradie utterly obsolete. It's a job that can easily be handled by automation, IMO. And plus, my thesis work and field intersects a lot with the contemporary AI debate. I could easily take my research in that explicit direction or take up a research post on it. There was a recently posted lectureship in AI not too far from me.


Imagine that, working to squish the low IQ tradie out of existence. Glorious.
Back off, Warchild.

Seriously.
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Originally Posted By Maestro⏩
No, but what about the people that took out loans to go to college, but dropped out?
Make better life decisions? Don't pass the mistake (and payments) off to me.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Great f*cking work, America. Loan forgiveness was a good idea.

And no, it wasn't the student's fault. No one should obstruct or talk young generations out of going to college.We don't need more low IQ tradies, we need more geniuses, like Wincel said.


Making education absurdly expensive intends to gut progressive student movements, and everywhere else in the world, this has been major progress in getting people to university who might not otherwise be able to go.


When you make it impossible for young ones to get into the diverse and rich marketplace of ideas that is the modern university, where their traditionalist parents can't censor or isolate them from, you fire an arrow into the knees of American student movements, if you financially cripple them with loan payments.
lmao


You sir are in fact low IQ

Tradies making $$$$$$, running businesses, 800 credit score, own their house, have more work than they have time.


Tell me again how these geniuses are so smart they can't pay their student loans?
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Originally Posted By Maestro⏩
No, but what about the people that took out loans to go to college, but dropped out?
Classes aren't free, and choices have consequences.

If I buy a car, and do a payment plan, if I try to return the car 4 months later, the payments don't stop.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Great f*cking work, America. Loan forgiveness was a good idea.

And no, it wasn't the student's fault. No one should obstruct or talk young generations out of going to college. We don't need more low IQ tradies, we need more geniuses, like Wincel said.


Making education absurdly expensive intends to gut progressive student movements, and everywhere else in the world, this has been major progress in getting people to university who might not otherwise be able to go.


When you make it impossible for young ones to get into the diverse and rich marketplace of ideas that is the modern university, where their traditionalist parents can't censor or isolate them from, you fire an arrow into the knees of American student movements, if you financially cripple them with loan payments.
So you look down on blue collar, hard working Americans?

And they actually contribute with just their work alone, Wincel is unemployed, living at home, and contributes nothing.
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
So you look down on blue collar, hard working Americans?

And they actually contribute with just their work alone, Wincel is unemployed, living at home, and contributes nothing.
Makes you think, so they must also look down upon immigrant workers as well? Latino immigrants for example are some of the most dedicated and hardest working people, often performing jobs without college degrees.

Almost like they're nothing more than another group being used as political pawns by leftists to try maintaining their deluded bubble of virtue.

They don't actually value anyone or see worth in people beyond whether or not they toe their line and can be exploited.
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Originally Posted By nkiritsis13⏩
Makes you think, so they must also look down upon immigrant workers as well? Latino immigrants for example are some of the most dedicated and hardest working people, often performing jobs without college degrees.

Almost like they're nothing more than another group being used as political pawns by leftists to try maintaining their deluded bubble of virtue.

They don't actually value anyone or see worth in people beyond whether or not they toe their line and can be exploited.
Juat interesting how people like him and Sillie look down on "tradies." Like they're some kind of lower class individual.
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
Classes aren't free, and choices have consequences.

If I buy a car, and do a payment plan, if I try to return the car 4 months later, the payments don't stop.
correct, but worst case scenario you can file for bankruptcy.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Great f*cking work, America. Loan forgiveness was a good idea.

And no, it wasn't the student's fault. No one should obstruct or talk young generations out of going to college.We don't need more low IQ tradies, we need more geniuses, like Wincel said.


Making education absurdly expensive intends to gut progressive student movements, and everywhere else in the world, this has been major progress in getting people to university who might not otherwise be able to go.


When you make it impossible for young ones to get into the diverse and rich marketplace of ideas that is the modern university, where their traditionalist parents can't censor or isolate them from, you fire an arrow into the knees of American student movements, if you financially cripple them with loan payments.
...
Originally Posted By Bushmaster⏩
My nephew took welding classes at the local community college when he was still in high school, and when he graduated he already had a job waiting for him. Now at the age of 25, he's buying his first house.

Student loan not even once.
So who's the genius, and who's the low-IQ retard here.. The 25yr old tradie welder with no student debt who's buying a house, or you and wincel who can't STFU about "You should pay muh loans!"
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Student loan forgiveness is like reparation talk. The left has no intention of actually following through. If you think otherwise, you are gullible.
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Originally Posted By Maestro⏩
correct, but worst case scenario you can file for bankruptcy.
And that's a good thing???

Face it, let's say someone's parents decide to pay for their child's education. If their child drops out, the parents aren't getting that money back.
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