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Why? So they can prolong the real world for 4 more years?Its a priority to the economy to have a "progressive" continuing education system that's very low cost
Primary education was devised by the government as a way to create compliant, obedient citizens.Higher education is a right imo and just like in primary education people can do well or fail almost free of charge at the tax payers expense
Its a priority to the economy to have a "progressive" continuing education system that's very low cost
decisions aren't consequences, because words have meanings.Bad decisions are a consequence and we can afford it
Primary education wasdevisednationalized by the government as a way to create compliant, obedient citizens.
Primary educationSocial Security was devised by the government as a way to create compliant, obedient citizens.
1) There are multiple ways to accomplish that goal. (See: Australia)
This is all wrong, but I don't have time to comment til later tonight because I'm traveling. Way to push the bootstraps ideology though.That's not true. Hes suggesting 1.6 trillion now and then all free college in the future.
Total Bill is markedly higher than that.
It also risk upending the quality of our university education system.
You will have to add regulation once you introduce cost controls.
A better system would be subsidizing schools (not students) that meet intended outcomes. our entire problem is subsidizing the student to chase the same product with more dollars.
Then we should link payback to income as a debt cancellation measure.
Only 12% of The students make up more than half of all of the debt.
From the lying New York times...
The student loan "crisis" is because people borrowed money and then didn't get a degree.
Those that graduated don't often have a problem and made a good investment. If they aren't paying off their loan it's usually their fault as they make enough income to do so.
Bernie always wants to centralize in federalize everything. The plan is always more entitlements with more money. Everything free and centralized. this should be looked at with caution as there's no going back once you create such a large behemoth.
Loan repayments linked to income for some max perios, automatically deducted from paychecks protects the taxpayer and keeps some skin in the game for the borrower
I also made that point and yes.Legit question...
Isn't free education the military's favorite carrot? What will they use to incentivize enrollment if free college education becomes a thing?
This is all wrong, but I don't have time to comment til later tonight because I'm traveling. Way to push the bootstraps ideology though.
When he posts a War and Peace length answer it will be on you. You just had to poke the bear right?I'm not pushing the bootstraps and I sourced a national level paper with the fact that it is outliers, not the median, that cant pay their loans.
Rich kids don't need help. Middle class kids usually don't. Poor kids usually do and are also the most likely to not complete their degree, saddling them with debt and no skills. And with poor comes minority students most likely defaulting in these outlier amounts.
Another...
These are the students most crushed by the debt crisis
The student loan problem is yet another example of resources natural propensity to accumulate. Poor kids take bigger loans make worse decisions more likely to drop out more likely to default.
Rich kids take smaller loans more likely to graduate get a high income job pay off their loans.
What in that description sounds like bootstrapping it?
The reality is that the median amounts owed for those that graduate is not so high that they can't pay it off.
It is a minority of outliers that graduate with huge debt and people that do not graduate that can't pay their loans.
I have espoused plans that would continue payments and then forgive after some period of time. Such a plan would only benefit those outliers with abnormal high loan amounts and those that did not graduate. Those that took the usual loan and graduated and went to work would be able to pay off their debt. If I'm suggesting helping to cover those stuck in a debt cycle how is that bootstrapping? I also suggested holding schools accountable and not have the taxpayer guaranteeing bad loans, which includes not having the taxpayer guaranteeing loans to private for profit schools.
Real question... How's this going to work in the debt cancellation plan ?
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/thehill/status/1143215977099907072
Four year degree cost $250,000. Student really really wants to go there. Is that a good reason for us as taxpayers to bear that cost and risk?
It depends which side of the isle you ask.Real question... How's this going to work in the debt cancellation plan ?
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/thehill/status/1143215977099907072
Four year degree cost $250,000. Student really really wants to go there. Is that a good reason for us as taxpayers to bear that cost and risk?
Why do you hate art history?Why? So they can prolong the real world for 4 more years?
If it's a tradeschool or something that actually helps our society improve our workforce, I support it. But to have the taxpayers pick up the dime on a 4 year Art History degree? No.
That's true but it's up to the family to instill critical thinking skills in their childrenPrimary education was devised by the government as a way to create compliant, obedient citizens.
Yes words do have meanings and as I said bad decisions are a learning experience/consequencedecisions aren't consequences, because words have meanings.
and we can't afford anything, we're in debt.
and how's that working out for everyone?That's true but it's up to the family to instill critical thinking skills in their children
Real question... How's this going to work in the debt cancellation plan ?
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/thehill/status/1143215977099907072
Four year degree cost $250,000. Student really really wants to go there. Is that a good reason for us as taxpayers to bear that cost and risk?
Do you homeschool your children?and how's that working out for everyone?