Joe Biden today announced a plan to partially forgive student loan debt. It appears as if the debt forgiveness is minimal.
President Biden announces student loan debt forgiveness for individuals making less than $125,000 per year.
$20,000 will be forgiven if a student went to college on a Pell grant, and $10,000 will be forgiven if a student did not receive one. pic.twitter.com/NXWTZMq5kM
— The Recount (@therecount) August 24, 2022
I haven’t dug into all the reactions to this, but I have no doubt that there are all sorts of moron boomer “conservative” types whining like crazy about it.
Here’s a few reactions from Republican politicians.
Who will ultimately pay the price of Joe Biden’s student loan handout?
The 87% of Americans who don’t have student loans!
— Rep. Jim Jordan (@Jim_Jordan) August 24, 2022
Here’s what Pres. Biden’s so-called “canceling” of student debt really means: Americans who already paid off their debt, worked through college, went to a trade school, or chose to not go to school will pay off the loans that other people incurred.
On what planet is that fair?— John Kennedy (@SenJohnKennedy) August 24, 2022
Higher education is a massive industry devoted to progressive politics. This isn't student loan forgiveness; it's another big Biden giveaway to special interests. And you get to pay for it.
— Mike Pompeo (@mikepompeo) August 24, 2022
What those people won’t talk about is how these student loan programs have been nothing but a Jewish usury scam. Society told millions of millennials and gen-zers that they’d be a worthless piece of shit and unable to obtain good employment if they didn’t get a college degree. You could argue that they were foolish to take these loans, but they would have never taken these loans if society wasn’t telling them over and over again that they’d be a worthless person without a college degree. This was a major narrative pushed on young people from the 1990s through the 2010s. Plus, the cost of a college degree rose to insane and unaffordable levels because of a variety of different factors.
While in theory it makes sense why you wouldn’t want the government bailing out people who took out these loans, it makes no practical sense to complain about it considering the current societal and political situation. This isn’t the 1950s or 1960s when the cost of higher education was much lower relative to what it is now. Rightly or wrongly, millions of young people have become debt slaves because of these student loans and they won’t have a chance of reaching their full potential unless this yolk is removed from their neck.
Look, the United States government is already spending billions upon billions of dollars in the Ukraine and on all sorts of other stupid globalist war projects. Trillions of dollars was dumped into an abyss as a result of the fake pandemic. If for political reasons the Biden entity decides to partially forgive student loans, it is not something worth whining about.
What I’m basically trying to say is that this is not the hill to die on. It makes people look like they’re defending the insane Jewish usury scam of student loans. If “conservatives” had any sense they’d be talking about how unfair and ridiculous the student loan system is and how it needs to be totally reformed. They would not be opposing debt forgiveness for people who have become literal debt slaves.
