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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let's be clear..... There is no such thing as student loan "cancellation" or "forgiveness." He is not cancelling anything. He is *transferring* the loans to taxpayers who paid off their loans or who didn't take out any loans to begin with. And, the Dems will pay big for this horrible decision. [/quote] So your choice will be the GOP who backed a coup to block an election and who leaders has numerous criminal investigations going or the Democrats who are giving debt relief to those severely struggling under education loans? People who paid theirs off weren’t struggling as much (hence they could pay them off!).[/quote] The decision is not even close in my mind. Republicans up and down the ticket. All the way. No regrets. As one who sacrificed to make sure my loans were paid off.... I'm pissed. [/quote] Selfish much? This sure does tell on people who said they cared about democracy. Shame on all of you. [/quote] Oh F off you entitled, whiny t***. People are pissed off because they spent years in delays gratification and consumption paying off the entirety of their loans like a responsible adult. In the end, it looks like they were completely stupid for living within their means and paying off a loan like they contractually agree. A whole bunch of entitle ass***es now get free handouts without having to sacrifice anything. F off with this bs. God, I hope the Dems get obliterated over this. Savers and people who diligently paid their finances and who had to delay consumption because of it get the raw deal the most. [/quote] I don't have kids and can't afford a house. If you want to level the playing field, lets stop giving people for tax breaks and mortgage interest. How about no one gets a hand out for anything, ever. the people this is helping are the people who need it most, and it's not that much money. They're not erasing all student loans, which is what should happen. It's a drop in the bucket compared to what parents, homeowners and rich people get every single year.[/quote] Hey clown, STUDENT LOAN BORROWERS ALREADY GET INTEREST DEDUCTION TAX BREAKS. It is just like mortgage interest rate deductions, so you completely fail on your argument or any other point you're attempting to make. You now want to give tax breaks AND free loan forgiveness to student loan borrowers. You are really obtuse and dense for ignoring the fact that student loan borrowers already get tax breaks. Good grief.[/quote]
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