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They didn't need to pay anything for 5 years, so they could have literally been paying anything to reduce the debt.

Too bad, so sad, I'll cry tomorrow.

They didn't need to pay anything for 5 years, so they could have literally been paying anything to reduce the debt. Too bad, so sad, I'll cry tomorrow.

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Never understood why people can’t wrap their heads around the fact that student loans are literally the most jewed form of debt out there.

It’s money created out of thin air… Fed Money

To pay for something that shouldn’t exist… University “education”

Something that’s not even tangible…

Lent by jews…

To non-jews…

As a method of enslavement.

The most “antisemitic” thing on the fucking planet would be to cancel student loans and stop allowing new ones.

Watch the jewniversity system collapse, along with a massive chunk of the finance industry.

And good fuckin riddance.

The idea of cheering about non-jews who were conned into going to college by a very fucking jewish media and education system now being on the hook for as much as would have bought them a home in some cases is the most bizarre fucking thing.

It’s that vestige of libertarian (aka jew) thinking about “rugged individualism” and “bootstraps” that makes Whites laugh at the misfortune of other Whites.

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The normal person doesn't see "the jews" as the problem, or even A problem. They don't connect the two.

But they're being told day in and day out that college is a necessity. That's fine, but they they're told that they can literally take anything, why not take Gender Studies? Women's Studies? Song and Dance? It's college it's good!

They are then presented with easy loans by those same forces that told them to go to college to take Transsexual Lion Relationships as a major. With absolutely no information whatsoever, no teaching about finance in school at all, they sign paperwork. Then they go "What happened?" and expect their mistake to be bailed out by our tax dollars because the Democrats told them that's the way it will work for them. It doesn't happen and then everyone is all mad.

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Back when Biden tried to ignore the Supreme Court and 'forgive' the loans, a neighbor of mine used the "a rising tide lifts all boats" talking point. I countered with, "How does paying for someone's "Gender Studies" degree elevate the overall populace? It's not like it does the country any good." Her counter was something like, "so you're OK with paying off certain loans?"

Me: No. I'm addressing your statement, which I find faulty. Her: You are against forgiving any loans? Me: I paid mine. They can pay theirs. I'm not paying theirs, too. Her: Isn't it good for the government to help people struggling with debt? How does it not make the whole country better? Me: The government already pays for plenty of people's education. Her: So you're OK with that? Me: It's called the GI Bill. You serve, we help you pay for school. You don't just get to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a degree that gets you nothing. If you want us to pay for it, meet the qualifications. Her: We'll agree to disagree. Me: You're against requiring people asking for a handout to earn the money? Her: [Walks away to talk to another neighbor.]

There are plenty of other responses to that sort of idiocy, but I really didn't want to try to explain to her how adding to the national debt further devalues the dollar and actually harms the country even more, instead of lifting every boat...

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You blew two of the last three brain cells that NPC had.

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You blew two of the last three brain cells that NPC had.

I used the simplest argument I could. It's not about facts with some people. It's all emotion.

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When all you know is what the television tells you, it's hard to have anything but emotion.