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Originally Posted by scarabchuck
They shouldn't exist at all, except for case by case instances. Our government should not be in the widespread bail out business. Regardless if its an individual, small business, or corporation.
Obviously we think differently, there is no right or wrong , just a difference of opinion.
No, we actually dont think differently. Im fine with them not existing too.
Where we differ is the anger towards college loans, but not PPP loans.
Again, if the argument actually is about free money, then again, bigger fish to fry than college loans. How many rich people have made their tax liablity zero by buying a car in their companies name ? think about things like that, because that costs the country more money in tax revenue than college loans produce.
No, we actually dont think differently. Im fine with them not existing too.
Where we differ is the anger towards college loans, but not PPP loans.
Again, if the argument actually is about free money, then again, bigger fish to fry than college loans. How many rich people have made their tax liablity zero by buying a car in their companies name ? think about things like that, because that costs the country more money in tax revenue than college loans produce.
You are comparing people's income to tax dollar loans
No, we actually dont think differently. Im fine with them not existing too.
Where we differ is the anger towards college loans, but not PPP loans.
Again, if the argument actually is about free money, then again, bigger fish to fry than college loans. How many rich people have made their tax liablity zero by buying a car in their companies name ? think about things like that, because that costs the country more money in tax revenue than college loans produce.
I'm angered by all the "free" handouts. Although some of them we did to ourselves, like the need for tax incentives to corporations to keep jobs onshore. That precedence was set decades ago, and is a completely separate issue than this one.
On the topic of loan handouts, it boils down to someone signed up for a loan and did not fulfill their obligation, it is that simple.
I'm angered by all the "free" handouts. Although some of them we did to ourselves, like the need for tax incentives to corporations to keep jobs onshore. That precedence was set decades ago, and is a completely separate issue than this one.
On the topic of loan handouts, it boils down to someone signed up for a loan and did not fulfill their obligation, it is that simple.
And you are okay with it, while i am not.
What bothers me the most about the college loan suspension is that my three kids who went to college (one didn't) all paid off their loans ahead of time. None of them has a really high paying job but they also have all bought houses (not the HGTV house but older ones), started families (well, one daughter hasn't).
PPP was part of CARES Act enacted by United States Congress and signed by Donald Trump. PPP is to help businesses to keep their employees on their payroll during pandemic shutdown mandated by the government.
Student loan forgiveness is an EO signed and enacted by Xoe Brandon. Student loan is a personal investment just like car loan or house mortgage.
Hey leftists, do I have to explain and tell you the differences between the two?
What bothers me the most about the college loan suspension is that my three kids who went to college (one didn't) all paid off their loans ahead of time. None of them has a really high paying job but they also have all bought houses (not the HGTV house but older ones), started families (well, one daughter hasn't).
They paid off their loans. Now I ask why?
I completely understand. We need to hold our politicians accountable, they've forgotten they work for us. All of us, not just one segment or another of our population.
What bothers me the most about the college loan suspension is that my three kids who went to college (one didn't) all paid off their loans ahead of time. None of them has a really high paying job but they also have all bought houses (not the HGTV house but older ones), started families (well, one daughter hasn't).
They paid off their loans. Now I ask why?
What they did was the right thing to do.
These bailouts aren't helping people like your kids.
Wow... story EVERYWHERE about Rublicans that took PPP loan forgiveness, but not a word about Democrats that did, other than 'it would be incredibly difficult to figure how many and who'. What? Why would it be difficult? Give me an alphabetized list of everyone in the whole damn country that took the loan forgiveness and in an hour I'll give you a list of all the Representatives and Senators that did. What exactly is so hard?
I simply can't believe how stupid the media thinks people are.
The point of this sailed so far over your head it left contrails. Nice job.
Nor the 70%+/- in their age group who didn't go to college.
Or the people who went to college and paid off their loans
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