Why forgive "student loans" and not all other loans? Why is Biden (democrats) so adamant about it?

[pknopp]

thats not the discussion,, its not free when the government forces you to close or restrict your business,,,

No one forced the business in question to close.

the people that took out student loans agreed to pay it back,,,

FREE MONEY!!!! Screw the debt!!!

(The money was so they would NOT close)

 

[Polishprince]

Yes we have excused billions in loans. Why not student loans also?

Some we didn't even pretend were loans. We just gave the money away.

Why not forgive all car notes, mortgages and credit card bills as well?

 

[progressive hunter]

No one forced the business in question to close.




FREE MONEY!!!! Screw the debt!!!

why are you trying to change the subject??
the PPP loans had conditions just like the student loans did,,

if they failed to follow the conditions then we have a problem,,

did they fail to follow the conditions??

 

[pknopp]

Why not forgive all car notes, mortgages and credit card bills as well?

Already addressed. Read the thread.

 

[surada]

What's different about a "student loan" over any other loan?

Education.

 

[blackhawk]

I've argued this for years and years. Too many blind partisans.

And it's such simple common sense thing to do but sadly common sense is quickly going the way of the Dodo bird.

 

[progressive hunter]

And it's such simple common sense thing to do but sadly common sense is quickly going the way of the Dodo bird.

how is it common sense to teach young people that its OK to go back on their word and expect others to pay your debts???

 

[pknopp]

how is it common sense to teach young people that its OK to go back on their word and expect others to pay your debts???

GM did it. The banks have done it more than once. They will do it again.

 

[progressive hunter]

GM did it. The banks have done it more than once. They will do it again.

you forgot your link,,,,

GM shouldnt have been taken over by the government and the banks shouldnt be forgiven if theirs were,,,

 

[Redfish]

What's different about a "student loan" over any other loan?

trying to buy votes, thats all it has ever been about.

 

[pknopp]

you forgot your link,,,,

GM shouldnt have been taken over by the government and the banks shouldnt be forgiven if theirs were,,,

But they were. It will happen again and depending on who is in office many will continue to defend it.

 

[progressive hunter]

But they were. It will happen again and depending on who is in office many will continue to defend it.

it should never happen,, just like with student loans,,,

 

[pknopp]

it should never happen,, just like with student loans,,,

Then quit defending it like you did with the PPP loans.

 

[progressive hunter]

But they were. It will happen again and depending on who is in office many will continue to defend it.

so now we know you want this because it will buy votes,,

why not be honest from the beginning??

 

[progressive hunter]

Then quit defending it like you did with the PPP loans.

not defending it,, PPP should have never happened,, but since it did the only question is were the conditions of the loans followed,,

the conditions of the student loans was they would pay them back,,,

 

[blackhawk]

how is it common sense to teach young people that its OK to go back on their word and expect others to pay your debts???

If you go to my orginal post on this thread I stated that no loans should be forgiven and that moving the responsibilty for paying them back to someone else is not loan forgivness it's debt transference. Having those who take out the loan pay it back is the basic common sense thing that I was talking about.

 

[JustAGuy1]

Education.

Can't pay for it don't do it. Life doesn't give "participation trophies".

 

[pknopp]

not defending it,, PPP should have never happened,, but since it did the only question is were the conditions of the loans followed,,

the conditions of the student loans was they would pay them back,,,

I saw no one take PPP to the courts.

 

[pknopp]

Can't pay for it don't do it. Life doesn't give "participation trophies".

Too bad we didn't tell the banks this. We won't the next time either.

 

[progressive hunter]

If you go to my orginal post on this thread I stated that no loans should be forgiven and that moving the responsibilty for paying them back to someone else is not loan forgivness it's debt transference. Having those who take out the loan pay it back is the basic common sense thing that I was talking about.

I agree,, but the conditions of the PPP is they would be forgiven if all conditions are met,,

the conditions of the student loans were they would pay them back...

the PPP should have never happened, but since they did the only question is did they comply with those conditions,,

to teach young people that its OK to go back on their word is not common sense,,,