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Ron 2 year s ago
#57 It's always good to have your ducks in a row.
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Louis 2 year s ago
#51 pay it yourselves. no one forced you to rack up 250k in debt for useless degree you look at on the wall while getting ready to work as a barista. you should have made smarter choices.
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Fina 2 year s ago
Louis,
Privileged much?
Privileged much?
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Midge 2 year s ago
Fina,
this isn't very equitable of you. paying only current loans. this just devalues education.
this isn't very equitable of you. paying only current loans. this just devalues education.
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Derrick 2 year s ago
Fina,You've got one of those worthless degrees, don't you? They taught you to say, "Privileged much?" and other pithy things, huh? Not much market for that.
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Smitty 2 year s ago
Fina,
Entitled much?
Entitled much?
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Nat 2 year s ago
Fina,
No, not privileged at all really. I worked summers and breaks. My parents helped as much as they could, even sold off stuff and had the utilities cut off at least once (I only found out years later). I went to a "cheap", state school and studied something which actually got me a well paying job.
On second thought, maybe I was privileged because my folks stayed together (didn't really want to), and taught me to make choices that had a reasonable chance at a good outcome. Funny thing is, that isn't privilege at all because anybody can decide to do it.
No, not privileged at all really. I worked summers and breaks. My parents helped as much as they could, even sold off stuff and had the utilities cut off at least once (I only found out years later). I went to a "cheap", state school and studied something which actually got me a well paying job.
On second thought, maybe I was privileged because my folks stayed together (didn't really want to), and taught me to make choices that had a reasonable chance at a good outcome. Funny thing is, that isn't privilege at all because anybody can decide to do it.
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Serilla 2 year s ago
Louis,
250k? Worthless degree? Everybody? Are we jumping to conclusions?
250k? Worthless degree? Everybody? Are we jumping to conclusions?
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Corinne 2 year s ago
Louis,
You never went to college/university did you?
Bet I know who you voted for.
You never went to college/university did you?
Bet I know who you voted for.
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Susie 2 year s ago
Corinne, the guy with dementia?
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Bertha 2 year s ago
Susie,
The guy with a funny hair for sure
The guy with a funny hair for sure
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Ephraim 2 year s ago
Louis,
how much did you pay for your high school? Nothing? Why exactly should you pay for college or university then? Your system is faulty. You attack the people who got in debt for education, that's plain idiocy. You _should_ attack the people who didn't need to get in debt for education or the system itself for favoring wealthy people to get educated to get jobs that pay well to get even more wealthy.
how much did you pay for your high school? Nothing? Why exactly should you pay for college or university then? Your system is faulty. You attack the people who got in debt for education, that's plain idiocy. You _should_ attack the people who didn't need to get in debt for education or the system itself for favoring wealthy people to get educated to get jobs that pay well to get even more wealthy.
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Vinson 2 year s ago
#55 Yet another talented artist having to work in food services to earn a living.
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Darlene 2 year s ago
#30 Emo Xmas tree
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Ez 2 year s ago
#51 Great idea. Let's eliminate a debt that is held by overly "educated" entitled rich white kids. Most college debt is held by people who pursued a master's or phd and come from a higher income family. Champagne Socialists
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Nat 2 year s ago
Ez,
You know, they may actually be doing it already. What happens when you print trillions of dollars without actual economic production to support their value? Answer: inflation. Big time. Carter-years-double-digit-big-time. Six to eight years later, and that debt now only "costs" a small fraction of what it did when incurred. Oh, and gas will be $50/gal.
You know, they may actually be doing it already. What happens when you print trillions of dollars without actual economic production to support their value? Answer: inflation. Big time. Carter-years-double-digit-big-time. Six to eight years later, and that debt now only "costs" a small fraction of what it did when incurred. Oh, and gas will be $50/gal.
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Eric 2 year s ago
Ez,
Noone feels sorry for the poor, everyone hates the rich - basic.
Noone feels sorry for the poor, everyone hates the rich - basic.
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Kenny 2 year s ago
@Ez, I agree with you. But cancelling student dept, and more importand student fees, would allow to sort out rich-daddy-dumbs according to their marks to make room for brains from all over the whole society. Thus talented students from poorer families geht their chance to contribute, the degrees are upvalued and daddys boy can still live his dream as barrista!
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Eric 2 year s ago
#30 Being white is just not in the mood in 2021.
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Callie 2 year s ago
#79 Back story?
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Clair 2 year s ago
Callie,Climate Change Protest
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Bertha 2 year s ago
#20 
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Bertha 2 year s ago
#68 "sperm whales" ?p
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Providence 2 year s ago
Bertha,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sperm_whale
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sperm_whale
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Justus 2 year s ago
ยค26 Denmark - meaning Speed (fart) control. This and the town of Middlefart appears in memes often
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Nat 2 year s ago
#66?
Privileged much?
this isn't very equitable of you. paying only current loans. this just devalues education.
Entitled much?
No, not privileged at all really. I worked summers and breaks. My parents helped as much as they could, even sold off stuff and had the utilities cut off at least once (I only found out years later). I went to a "cheap", state school and studied something which actually got me a well paying job.
On second thought, maybe I was privileged because my folks stayed together (didn't really want to), and taught me to make choices that had a reasonable chance at a good outcome. Funny thing is, that isn't privilege at all because anybody can decide to do it.
250k? Worthless degree? Everybody? Are we jumping to conclusions?
You never went to college/university did you?
Bet I know who you voted for.
The guy with a funny hair for sure
how much did you pay for your high school? Nothing? Why exactly should you pay for college or university then? Your system is faulty. You attack the people who got in debt for education, that's plain idiocy. You _should_ attack the people who didn't need to get in debt for education or the system itself for favoring wealthy people to get educated to get jobs that pay well to get even more wealthy.
You know, they may actually be doing it already. What happens when you print trillions of dollars without actual economic production to support their value? Answer: inflation. Big time. Carter-years-double-digit-big-time. Six to eight years later, and that debt now only "costs" a small fraction of what it did when incurred. Oh, and gas will be $50/gal.
Noone feels sorry for the poor, everyone hates the rich - basic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sperm_whale