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I've heard both sides of it. Cancel the debt is the only thing that makes sense.
I voted no because I paid mine off already. Also, those that didn't have the means to attend college get screwed as well since those that were fortunate enough to go to college now get better jobs AND having the loans erased that they took to get there.
So damned if you do and damned if you don't.
I'll be damned for wanting a better economy? So be it. Cancel the debt. Actually have a place that wants to help people. Shocking given the last 4 years, i know.
Yang was saying people that didn’t go to college or paid off already should get something as well. Good ideaI voted no because I paid mine off already. Also, those that didn't have the means to attend college get screwed as well since those that were fortunate enough to go to college now get better jobs AND having the loans erased that they took to get there.
Yang was saying people that didn’t go to college or paid off already should get something as well. Good idea
You make college free so everyone who wants to can go
I'm fine with people who paid off their loans getting something, but NOT if your student loans were like 7500 bucks.
We're talking about people who have to pay several thousand per year to go to college. Look at the tuition at OSU, PSU and U of O. It's about 10K a year to go to PSU (seriously!? PSU is 10K!? holy shit).

I went to my alma mater a few years ago, I chatted with some people on campus when I was there and they said for Financial Aid they have to allocate for like $60k a year for Tuition and Living Expenses.
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I'm fine with people who paid off their loans getting something, but NOT if your student loans were like 7500 bucks.
We're talking about people who have to pay several thousand per year to go to college. Look at the tuition at OSU, PSU and U of O. It's about 10K a year to go to PSU (seriously!? PSU is 10K!? holy shit).
Thank god I don't have kids. I could never afford to pay for their tuition. Not that my parents paid for mine.
Why not give everyone a check for $25k then? Those with loans can use that to pay it off.
Those without loans will stimulate the economy.
Everyone wins.
That wont work given that for a vast majority of people who want to have a career are well north of 70k by the end of it.
For me, if I get to the end of my masters at some point, I'll be at near 100k.
For many, while it helps the job prospects and a career path, college is a 4 year party for many people. And you have places that charge $60k a year and then state schools that are $10k a year.
Never feels like a party to me.
Something is better than nothing. Stop being ungrateful.
Never said I was ungrateful, but if you're paying off 1/4th of my student loans, the monthly payment is gonna be near the same.
Frankly the government needs to step in on the horrible price gouging that's going on with schools.
The books.
The dorms.
The fees.
College is horribly mismanaged and a lot of it is public schools.
Portland State has been jacking up their rates since I went there back in the late 2000s.
Frankly the government needs to step in on the horrible price gouging that's going on with schools.
The books.
The dorms.
The fees.
College is horribly mismanaged and a lot of it is public schools.
In my class i had many who racked up debt cause they were in college and could. They bought high end clothes, tvs, everything they wanted. I tried to stay frugal and out of college had 20k in loans that i quickly paid. Ain't fair, thats for damn sure
I made a decision to go to a state school in state to lower my debt. I could have went to USC, UCLA, georgia tech etc but I would have racked up way more debt.
