LaughinAtLefty » 27 Aug 2022, 6:04 pm » wrote: ↑
Not fine with this. It’s a slap in the face of everyone, whether student or parents, that have worked their ***’s off for their, or their childrens graduating piece of paper.
What makes it significantly worse, is that it does NOT address the root problem. I AM for the interest being waived, and I feel that’s a core problem that should be addressed to make these loans viable going forward. Charge 1 - 1.5% interest, that’s reasonable for all parties, and provides the opportunity for all. Those that welch on the principle under that scenario, **** em’.
What the **** did was not only **** on those that have busted their ***’s doing things the right way, but rewarded those that have not - and most importantly…..not addressed the systemic flaw in the “system”. Leave it to the left to **** those that have done things properly, only to reward those that have not.
Taxpayers paid $trillions to give Iraqis, Afghanistan, Israelis and Ukrainians free ****.
Did you fuss this hard then, or is it only upsetting when Americans get free ****?