We are not liberals or democrats here to preach about what republicans did, as democrats have done no better.
NOT EVERYONE goes to college/university or even extensive technical/trade school that ensures leaping over the “real working class”. Look at the demographics and the percentage of the population reaching “higher education” than HS. The percentage that didn’t, never took out a single loan and after this handout to the “middle class” (it is funny because on another thread I am engaged in someone reacted to the term as I fabricated it and brought it on without theorizing upon) they will end up with no degree and no loan without payment. This will increase inequality.
I am surprised that this escapes you, that a large portion of working class kids never attempted to go to any college because simply they couldn’t afford it.
Just because the conservatives are using it as leverage to manipulate the poor and working class to their advantage doesn’t mean they are wrong on this one.
Do you have any clue what it costs to become a physician in this surreal country we are referring to in the cheapest of all state medical school? How many years one must go in debt if have no other support to eventually get a badge that says now I can scoop it all up and make tons of money. Or how rich kids can go to the Carib. private schools and buy themselves an easy degree and compete.
Again, I am not against those that got in debt in getting a waiver, I am in support of all of those that didn’t and now are being pushed further behind in the class difference. If they are going to waive payment to some they should give a cash handout to those that didn’t get a loan because they never went to school.
We are not liberals or democrats here to preach about what republicans did, as democrats have done no better.
NOT EVERYONE goes to college/university or even extensive technical/trade school that ensures leaping over the “real working class”. Look at the demographics and the percentage of the population reaching “higher education” than HS. The percentage that didn’t, never took out a single loan and after this handout to the “middle class” (it is funny because on another thread I am engaged in someone reacted to the term as I fabricated it and brought it on without theorizing upon) they will end up with no degree and no loan without payment. This will increase inequality.
I am surprised that this escapes you, that a large portion of working class kids never attempted to go to any college because simply they couldn’t afford it.
Just because the conservatives are using it as leverage to manipulate the poor and working class to their advantage doesn’t mean they are wrong on this one. Do you have any clue what it costs to become a physician in this surreal country we are referring to in the cheapest of all state medical school? How many years one must go in debt if have no other support to eventually get a badge that says now I can scoop it all up and make tons of money. Or how rich kids can go to the Carib. private schools and buy themselves an easy degree and compete.
Again, I am not against those that got in debt in getting a waiver, I am in support of all of those that didn’t and now are being pushed further behind in the class difference. If they are going to waive payment to some they should give a cash handout to those that didn’t get a loan because they never went to school.