27 Aug 2022 6:04 pm
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.FOS » 27 Aug 2022, 3:33 am » wrote: ↑ Overall I'm fine with this....but I just want tomake one point.
Who is responsible for insanely high school tuition?
Schools.
Not taxpayers.
Schools should also be paying the bill for the cancelation imo.
if they failed their customers in their alleged purpose (financial independence) then are they not simply a scam anyway?
Most people wind up being more stupid when they graduate than before they went.
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.