Trump = Winning

[chaos]

Don't have to imagine - remember the college loan forgiveness?

In before.....ThAt'S nOt ThE SAmE!!!!

[Coach is Back!]

You morons will fall for anything.

Just keep in mind that you're the enemy and obviously don't keep up much, meme boy

[IroNat]

Can't wait to get my 5k! Going to reinvest it into the Trump coin.

I'm buying Trump hats and t-shirts and giving them as Xmas presents to all Getbiggers.

Even funk, Lurker and Necrosis will get one!

[Necrosis]

I'm buying Trump hats and t-shirts and giving them as Xmas presents to all Getbiggers.

Even funk, Lurker and Necrosis will get one!

Thanks bro, can you sign it.

[Necrosis]

In before.....ThAt'S nOt ThE SAmE!!!!

It really isn't the same if you are talking about impact on the economy.

I love how that is the repub talking point though. This whole system is pure fuckery.

[Grape Ape]

It really isn't the same if you are talking about impact on the economy.

Right, because the Biden student loan did happen, and the stupid Trump one won't.

[funk51]

I'm buying Trump hats and t-shirts and giving them as Xmas presents to all Getbiggers.

Even funk, Lurker and Necrosis will get one!

    I take a 7 and 3 quarters hat size, xl t shirt, and size size 10 and a half sneaker.

[funk51]

Just keep in mind that you're the enemy and obviously don't keep up much, meme boy

          Sounds like you're ready to take it to streets and start shooting dumocrats. Hey maybe trump will float you a pardon................ for a price. of course, you may have already sold your soul so there's not much left to bargain with.

[Necrosis]

Right, because the Biden student loan did happen, and the stupid Trump one won't.

the student loan one can/could have positive economic impact and it would be nowhere near what trump is proposing. literally 180 billion to 1.3 trillion. It would be massively inflationary.

 but student loans are predatory and frankly usurious, however, folks take them out so... I had quite a large amount.

[Grape Ape]

the student loan one can/could have positive economic impact and it would be nowhere near what trump is proposing. literally 180 billion to 1.3 trillion. It would be massively inflationary.

 but student loans are predatory and frankly usurious, however, folks take them out so... I had quite a large amount.

I would have been fine if the interest was capped, and anyone who paid more got refunds.  But totally forgiving a small subset of folks, who just got lucky with the timing........is shit, and completely unfair.

[Coach is Back!]

If you're complaining about the economy now and not during the fake Biden administration...you're retarded.

[Coach is Back!]

          Sounds like you're ready to take it to streets and start shooting dumocrats. Hey maybe trump will float you a pardon................ for a price. of course, you may have already sold your soul so there's not much left to bargain with.

There are no more Democrats or "dumbocrats".

[funk51]

There are no more Democrats or "dumbocrats".

   

     you eat that stuff up don't you mister coach.  It ain't over to the fat man dances, with apologies to the late great kate smith, and dan cook.

[Necrosis]

I would have been fine if the interest was capped, and anyone who paid more got refunds.  But totally forgiving a small subset of folks, who just got lucky with the timing........is shit, and completely unfair.

Agreed. Something needs to be done about the loans though, it's ridiculous.

[Necrosis]

If you're complaining about the economy now and not during the fake Biden administration...you're retarded.

What do you mean by fake?

[Grape Ape]

Agreed. Something needs to be done about the loans though, it's ridiculous.

I think it's a simple as capping the max amount of interest, and the gov't subsidizing to keep the rates low.

During hardship, give folks a chance to restructure payments - lower, extend timeline, etc.

It gives a clear picture of the total risk, and still holds people accountable for their decisions.

[GymnJuice]

the student loan one can/could have positive economic impact and it would be nowhere near what trump is proposing. literally 180 billion to 1.3 trillion. It would be massively inflationary.

 but student loans are predatory and frankly usurious, however, folks take them out so... I had quite a large amount.

The colleges should have to justify their loans. The colleges have no skin in the game, so they don't care if someone is taking out a 50k/year loan to get a sociology degree. The ROI isn't a factor for them.

[Necrosis]

I think it's a simple as capping the max amount of interest, and the gov't subsidizing to keep the rates low.

During hardship, give folks a chance to restructure payments - lower, extend timeline, etc.

It gives a clear picture of the total risk, and still holds people accountable for their decisions.

I would agree with that. I haven't gone into it deeply enough to have a lucid opinion and economics isn't my thing.

[funk51]

What do you mean by fake?

   

          Coach claimed that trump won the election and was still in charge of the country behind the scenes... and to a degree he was right, as his cohorts tried to block any thing the democrats proposed that benefitted the country, just like they did when obama was in charge.

[Grape Ape]

I would agree with that. I haven't gone into it deeply enough to have a lucid opinion and economics isn't my thing.

Honestly, I haven't either.

I do know that folks have paid ridiculous amounts of interest and crippled by the payments.

I also know the loan process was predatory in cases, and in other cases, people made poor decisions.

My framework might solve, but haven't gone into it past a superficial level.

[Grape Ape]

   

          Coach claimed that trump won the election and was still in charge of the country behind the scenes... and to a degree he was right, as his cohorts tried to block any thing the democrats proposed that benefitted the country, just like they did when obama was in charge.

Huff Post, Kimmel....lol, it's what you use if making a fake parody liberal account.

You've got them all covered.

Ever read anything independent?

[Necrosis]

The colleges should have to justify their loans. The colleges have no skin in the game, so they don't care if someone is taking out a 50k/year loan to get a sociology degree. The ROI isn't a factor for them.

That makes sense but the issue is how to calculate that ROI accurately. There are so many variables including the human portion that to quantify it (and concurrent qualia) would be near impossible.

I think it's somewhat intuitive what jobs lead to better outcomes but then there are wild card degrees like business which can be very boom or bust. The other factor is that it simply can't be economics that drives this stuff. Some people literally want to study sociology, art etc which has huge boons for society at large but are not replete with high paying jobs. I guess to your point, degrees like that should be cheaper technically.

[LurkerNoMore]

Just keep in mind that you're the enemy and obviously don't keep up much, meme boy

Just keep in mind that you're the enemy and obviously still don't  know the difference between the different -isms and -ists retard midget.

[Necrosis]

Honestly, I haven't either.

I do know that folks have paid ridiculous amounts of interest and crippled by the payments.

I also know the loan process was predatory in cases, and in other cases, people made poor decisions.

My framework might solve, but haven't gone into it past a superficial level.

If you aren't doing engineering, business or medicine you may be fucked.

Psychology, sociology, chemistry, physics etc are all dead ends save the gifted few.

I went to school with a guy who's brother was a PHD in some esoteric particle physics, crazy brilliant, skipped two grades. He is an insurance adjuster. He was in school for 10 plus years and probably amassed over 150k in debt.

[Necrosis]

   

          Coach claimed that trump won the election and was still in charge of the country behind the scenes... and to a degree he was right, as his cohorts tried to block any thing the democrats proposed that benefitted the country, just like they did when obama was in charge.

Lol, that makes sense.