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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Boy, who knew Americans were such miserable, petty, not to mention ignorant a--holes? Oh wait, we just got out of COVID. So we all did. The "misery loves company" crowd on here just cements that. Newsflash: -cost of education when you paid your loans off (and I paid mine) were a fraction of what they are today. -I doubt all of you so-called hard workers demonstrate your high level of integrity on a day-to-day basis. Plus, you benefit from subsidies every single day. And don't tell me if you wouldn't have benefitted from this program, you would not have jumped at the chance. You know you would. [/quote] Hmmmm..... I don't think the plumbers and truckers and hair dressers in the south and midwest who are barely scraping by are "miserable petty a-holes" for being pissed off at having to subsidize college students who make 3-figure incomes. I think their anger is quite justified. [/quote] You mean the ones who may have their own trade school debt that was also forgiven?[/quote] You can’t always use federal loans to pay for trade school programs. Even accredited ones connected to a community college.[/quote] Sure you can. It’s how those schools and programs exist. The business model of proprietary trade schools is to recruit single moms and dads who will qualify for Pell grants and federal loans. [/quote]
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