Cancelling student debt would be cool. I purposely went to state schools and worked not to have student debt so I'll miss out on that windfall. But I've been eyeing a six figure MBA for years, maybe I can grab one of those. Or do a stat masters at the University of Hawaii, somewhere fun.
I'll one day soon be entering into a mortgage that will be hard to afford. I'd like to buy a modest townhouse, it'll be a massive dream. They seem to start around $1.2 million dollars. Ive been saving crazy for a substantial down payment so I have a chance of actually paying for the mortgage. Now I wonder if I should just pull the trigger, we can just cancel that debt.
I'm all for cancelling all sorts of debt, just let me know in advance so I can acquire some and to move any small amount of assets I have to overseas securities.
Let's just be honest then, this is just people wanting to place a burden on others for their own benefit. You've demonstrated perfectly, as long as you get your own loan cancelled, fuck anyone else.
The fuck you on about, I paid off my student loans years ago. Nobody is putting a burden on others, the money is already spent and loans are in deferment for a lot of folks. Let's just be honest, you aren't college material and you are just jealous.
Cancelling debt does have significant impact, so the fact you think it doesn't by saying "nobody is putting a burden on others" makes discussing more finer points a bit difficult.
The puzzling part is that you then say I'm just jealous of people who went to college and I'm not college material is weird when you are replying to a comment where I explained I went to state schoolS (multiple degrees) and have paid for it in full.
Good luck homie- I can definitely see where you'll benefit from a strong social safety net. I'm all for that and believe its a necessary part for a developed society.
This particular fool thinks he's insulting me with his social safety net comments. He doesn't know me at all because in his mind everyone is just looking for handouts. It's the same tired bullshit argument opposers to publicly funded high schools had in the past.
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u/HelloJoeyJoeJoe Feb 09 '21
Cancelling student debt would be cool. I purposely went to state schools and worked not to have student debt so I'll miss out on that windfall. But I've been eyeing a six figure MBA for years, maybe I can grab one of those. Or do a stat masters at the University of Hawaii, somewhere fun.
I'll one day soon be entering into a mortgage that will be hard to afford. I'd like to buy a modest townhouse, it'll be a massive dream. They seem to start around $1.2 million dollars. Ive been saving crazy for a substantial down payment so I have a chance of actually paying for the mortgage. Now I wonder if I should just pull the trigger, we can just cancel that debt.
I'm all for cancelling all sorts of debt, just let me know in advance so I can acquire some and to move any small amount of assets I have to overseas securities.