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If anyone with a student loan wants to serve in the military or teach in an inner city (or any service like that), no one would oppose helping them pay for their loans. These students aren't doing that service, they just want a freebie. How in Gods name can you not see that difference? |
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"FYI the Army gets paid via the taxpayers" Yes, Einstein, and they are also serving the taxpayer, so it's reasonable that they'd be funded by the taxpayer. That's not what this program is, this loan forgiveness gives a windfall to everyone with a loan with no requirement that they do anything of public service. How do you not see that? |
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of course jim hiding being wording to justify his position shocking Jim where is the mechanism for people who took out PPP loans that insured that money actually went to employees as required by law Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) borrowers may be eligible for loan forgiveness if the funds were used for eligible payroll costs, payments on business mortgage interest payments, rent, or utilities during either the 8- or 24-week period after disbursement. A borrower can apply for forgiveness once it has used all loan proceeds for which the borrower is requesting forgiveness. Borrowers can apply for forgiveness any time up to the maturity date of the loan. If borrowers do not apply for forgiveness within 10 months after the last day of the covered period, then PPP loan payments are no longer deferred and borrowers will begin making loan payments to their PPP lender. Republicans love their Business socialism but help for the avg american is bad Socialism |
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you just hate it for the sake of hating it like i said you love socialism when its benefits corporations .. but when it benefits everyday americans not so much but you want your school voucher and no issues for other to pay for your children's religious schooling :faga: |
WDMSO, is it just me who says it's stupid?
Please tell me what I see here, that's wrong... This forgiveness punishes people who either paid their loans off already, or chose not to take out loans. It rewards those who chose to take out the loans, who now won't have to fulfill that obligation. It generally will transfer money from poorer Americans (those who didn't go to college) to wealthier Americans (family income cap of $250k and that's taxable income, so after deductions). It does nothing to get at the actual root of the problem (college cists) and probably makes it worse, as it gives colleges an unimaginable incentive to increase tuition again, since the feds are picking up part of the tab. Stupid. And a lot of people agree with me. But it puts money in your pocket, so we shouldn't complain. Finally, this robs borrowers of the sense of accomplishment one derives from being self sufficient. We are further crippling these kids. |
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No, I hate it because it punishes those who did the right thing (or had nothing whatsoever to do with those loans because they didn't go to college), it rewards people who did absolutely nothing to deserve it, it's perfectly regressive in that it will take from the poor and give to the wealthy, and it will make college more expensive, less expensive. "no issues for other to pay for your children's religious schooling" No, I want MY MONEY, not anyone elses money, to be able to help fund my kids schooling. Do you understand the difference between my money, and someone else's money? Youre either lying to try to make your point, or you really have no grasp of this stuff. YOU are the one who supports taking other peoples money to fund your kids education, because that's exactly what this stupidity is. |
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Those college kids all planned to pay back those loans as soon as the millionaire tax breaks trickled down to them, I don’t understand the rush to forgive loans it would get to them haha.
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No, I want MY MONEY, not anyone elses money, to be able to help fund my kids schooling. to bad that's not how taxes work :jump: |
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Tigger alkyl have a problem with letting others decide things for themselves, and for fulfilling obligations we agree to take on,,don’t you. |
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jim those who are getting the relife . Most never asked for it .. not sure why you can't accept that ... and if it never happened would still be paying their loans and many are still paying their loans because they have more that 10k left to pay . but lets ignore that part Also jim your taxes over 10 years don't even cover 1 of your childrens cost in a public school never mind 3 children just like what i posted you'll want a tax refund because your house never had a fire or you feel you shouldn't have to pay taxes once you kids are out of school So in a nutshell you want other taxpayers to subsidize your school choice.. you can't say that's not True . be we all know how it works |
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When did I say that everyone asked for it? I'm criticizing Biden for doing it, and I'm criticizing those like you who say it's sound policy. I agree most people are just quietly paying off their loans, they didn't ask for this, and they'd be stupid to turn it down. But you are denying its stupid policy. And you can't defend that, which is why you are claiming I said something I never came close to saying. "Also jim your taxes over 10 years don't even cover 1 of your childrens cost in a public school" What in Gods name are you talking about? My annual property taxes to my town are about $8500 for my house, another $2k for my cars and camper. I also pay a ton of state income tax, of which a good chunk goes from my state to my town. My 2 younger kids go to a K-8 catholic school that costs about $5,500 a year. How can you just make stuff up, out of thin air? What I have asked for, is that A PORTION of what I pay to my town (not all of it) gets returned to me if I put my kids in Catholic school. It's my money. They're my kids. Let some of my money (not all of it) go with my kids, to fund a vastly superior education at about one-third the cost of the crappy public education. You're humiliating yourself with demonstrable falsehoods. I'm asking for a portion of my money back, that's all. Student loan forgiveness wants other peoples money. That's a very big difference. "you'll want a tax refund because your house never had a fire or you feel you shouldn't have to pay taxes once you kids are out of school " Again, you're stupidly wrong. I'll happily fund fire, police, and schools once my kids are out. Even when my kids are grown, I still have a vested interest in having good schools in my community. Once again, you're claiming that I said things which I have never come close to saying. Even you know that you can't respond to what I'm saying, so you pretend I said stupid things which I'd never, ever say. Is there any way you can try to stop claiming I''m saying things I never said, and instead respond to what I'm actually saying? |
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When businesses took PPP funds, they were not set up as loans. The business owner agreed to spend the money on payroll and agreed to hire the employees back. If they did that, the feds agreed to waive repayment. So both parties did what they agreed to do. That's not even close to what's happening here. These borrowers signed a contract to repay the loan. That was the agreement. They're changing the terms after the fact. Apples and oranges. And I don't like business socialism, I didn't like the covid bailouts or PPP. But another big difference, is that business owners didn't choose to lose their business income. That was forced upon them (unnecessarily as it turns out) by state governments. Business owners did not choose to be shut down, it was forced on them. Your daughter chose to take out a loan. No one forced her. My wife got a masters degree in data analytics, we looked at student loans, decided to take put a home equity loan instead. Took 3 years to pay it off, made the last payment a few weeks ago. I guess we were suckers for doing what we said we'd do. |
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You keep blaming students! There not driving the bus. Then claim that’s not what you’re doing But insisting “Your daughter chose to take out a loan. No one forced her.” You should learn division seeing you think your taxes are not divided among many local and state needs. And in no way cover your children education not to mention 3 no matter how you try to twist the math |
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you lie like Trump, you know that? You lie constantly, every single time you’re on the losing side of a debate. as you are here with this indefensible stupidity. BecUse you can’t just admit it makes no sense. I also just said i’m fine with my taxes going to things i don’t hope to ever use. I could not have been more clear. Then you say i don’t get that my taxes are spread around. You aren’t capable of being honest for three consecutive sentences Some of my tax dollars are used to educate my kids. I ask for some ( not all ) of that back. i know that may not cover tuition at catholic school, but every little bit helps. I also know that if public school faced competition, they improve very quickly. Yes wayne, i insist that no one forced your daughter to take student loans. Am i wrong, or am I correct? |
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Why not hold universities accountable? Why not force them to have some skin in this game. Wayne, what would you say to someone who would have gone to college but didn't want the debt, so they joined the military instead? What do you say to people who made a different choice for that exact reason? "ha ha, too bad you sucker"? |
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I’m waiting for someone to make the argument for universal government insurance, after all competition is good.
And by the way Jim, it’s likely that all of your taxes and some paid by others go to fund your childrens education and associated costs. We do that in this country because we believe that it’s important to do the following: Develop a productive workforce. Create an informed citizenry. Provide for social mobility. |
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But you always have some who want theirs back .. crying about fairness .. Wouldn’t want to be on sinking ship with that crowd . You have 2 choices everyone in the life boats or we are all going down with the ship |
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i’d like to offer that benefit to people who can’t afford it. you’d deny it to them and force them to stay in failing sh*thole schools I’m pretty comfortable on my side of that argument. you want those people to stay right where they are. i want to get creative to help them out of poverty. You care more about politics than helping them. have fun make that wrong. |
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Is social mobility helped, or is it hindered, if more children are in good schools, and fewer children are in lousy schools?’ My town spends $15k to educate each kid. If you give me $2k of that to help me pay for catholic school, the town keeps the other $13k and now has one fewer kid to spend it on. so more spent per kid. That’s good for the kids who stay in public school. It’s win win. Except for teachers unions, which is the only key reason democrats oppose it. |
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will a teacher get laid off? will the heat be lowered? will the bus routes be changed? The costs are still the same. There will be 24.2 kids in a class instead of 24.4 - that is it. All is it does is subsidize you sending your kids to private schools. Most people can't afford the $15K it costs to send their kid to private school regardless of a subside. Why don't the Catholic HSs take kids with handicaps and educate them instead of leaving them for the public HS? |
paul, public schools will give up revenue but what you conveniently left out, is there’s would be fewer kids.
if crappy teachers in crappy schools get laid off, boo boo. better to keep flushing money down the toilet forever? |
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It’s not a winner, in the long term it will decimate public education. You rant about about student loan forgiveness and then want the rest of us to pay for special education for your kids. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Maybe the private schools will start providing free lunches for all those poor kids from the Hartford schools who will need help paying for lunch since their $ will go to pay private school tuition.
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Whites enrolled increased black enrollment decreased And the majority of peoples kids getting vouchers never stepped foot in a public school the average tuition at private elementary schools is $7,630, while the average for Catholic elementaries is $4,840. The same is true of high schools, where the average tuition is $16,040 and the average Catholic high school cost is $11,240. Yep low income and middle income family’s have 50 k to send 3 kids to high school x 4 years School choice is a scam by republicans. Using school choice for minority’s as their straw man . Statistics. Don’t back up their claims Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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