11-15-2022, 03:37 PM
(11-15-2022, 02:48 PM)GMDino Wrote: I think the bigger issue is that no one is going over the root causes of these debts. Bank and school greed. The entire program needs fixed.
But I still think the forgiveness helps those who need it. I just wish it was part of a larger solution moving forward.
Certainly it helps those who are getting help, but like you alluded to, it really doesn't do anything to address the problem. It's a snapshot in time, and it was a vote buy. No offense. It's a common practice.
Some of these universities are sitting on billions in endowments. Some tens of billions. Maybe set a max for how much you can get in a year. And of course the housing costs. That's just theft.
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