"Don't go to college, go to a trade school"

ExpressLane said:
And where did the money come from ? Thin air?
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From tax revenues, you stupid fucking idiot.

You don't pay a single thing when someone else's student loan has been forgiven.

But you do pay when you have to bail out farmer trash because the tariffs they supported destroyed their dumb businesses.
 
ExpressLane said:
It would be nice it you did.
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It would be nice if I did?

How come whenever you open your big, fat fucking mouth about someone's intellect you always either misspell something, don't get the punctuation right, or completely fuck up what you were trying to say because you're not half as smart as you want people to think?
 
LV426 said:
From tax revenues, you stupid fucking idiot.

You don't pay a single thing when someone else's student loan has been forgiven.

But you do pay when you have to bail out farmer trash because the tariffs they supported destroyed their dumb businesses.
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And where do those tax revenues come from ? Moron.
 
LV426 said:
From taxes.

The money has already been spent.
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So you took the money from people that earned it. How about the money that the government guaranteed the loan but the money came from outside lenders. When students don't repay their loans to those lenders the government steps in to repay them.
 
ExpressLane said:
So you took the money from people that earned it.
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You mean people paid taxes and a portion of those taxes went to student loans?

OK, well those loans were made earlier, which means the money has been spent.

So forgiving the debt moves the debt off everyone's books.

That is how debt forgiveness works.


How about the money that the government guaranteed the loan but the money came from outside lenders.
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Those aren't subject to the forgiveness. It's just the loans the government made. Though forgiving those loans would also be a net positive thing for the economy.


When students don't repay their loans to those lenders the government steps in to repay them.
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Loans from private banks are not the loans that were forgiven...but even if they were, it's still a net positive thing for you because you're not paying any more, and we also won't pay to service that portion of debt since it's forgiven.
 
LV426 said:
It would be nice if I did?

How come whenever you open your big, fat fucking mouth about someone's intellect you always either misspell something, don't get the punctuation right, or completely fuck up what you were trying to say because you're not half as smart as you want people to think?
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I never took typing so I make typos . How come every time you open your mouth your brain falls out.
 
LV426 said:
You mean people paid taxes and a portion of those taxes went to student loans?

OK, well those loans were made earlier, which means the money has been spent.

So forgiving the debt moves the debt off everyone's books.

That is how debt forgiveness works.




Those aren't subject to the forgiveness. It's just the loans the government made. Though forgiving those loans would also be a net positive thing for the economy.




Loans from private banks are not the loans that were forgiven...but even if they were, it's still a net positive thing for you because you're not paying any more, and we also won't pay to service that portion of debt since it's forgiven.
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I don't know how to break this to you but the US is $30 trillion in debt. So the money for those student loans will be paid for by our grandkids.
 
ExpressLane said:
I don't know how to break this to you but the US is $30 trillion in debt.
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Yeah, thanks to tax cuts and Conservative policies always failing.

But forgiving $400B in student loans removes $400B of debt from the books. It doesn't add anything more to the debt.


So the money for those student loans will be paid for by our grandkids.
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Not how government budgets work, jackass.
 
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