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Carshy McCarsh (OP) User ID: 1481545 Singapore 12/01/2012 09:54 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Is this a coincidence? Pelosi: Give Obama Power to Personally Lift Debt Limit to Infinity [link to cnsnews.com] Fucking traitors. Tell me what this tastes like... |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 19442819 United States 12/01/2012 10:04 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If the government won't be held accountable for paying off their debts, then why should the American public? It has nothing to do about responsibility, or doing the right thing. If that was the case every level of government would be debt free. No the government decided to make it more difficult to file bankruptcy for the public, but no problem for them. |
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Carshy McCarsh (OP) User ID: 1481545 Singapore 12/01/2012 10:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If the government won't be held accountable for paying off their debts, then why should the American public? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 19442819 It has nothing to do about responsibility, or doing the right thing. If that was the case every level of government would be debt free. No the government decided to make it more difficult to file bankruptcy for the public, but no problem for them. Exactly. And I find it funny that Congress has spent us into this deep shit, and somehow the Democrat party keeps saying it's the responsibility of "the wealthy" to dig us out (which is now mathematically impossible even at a 100% tax rate). The "millionairs and billionaires" didn't spend us into collapse, the gawdamned Congress and the "President" did. Let them pay for it. Seize their assets and liquidate them. Last Edited by Carshy McCarsh on 12/01/2012 10:09 AM Tell me what this tastes like... |
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davvi User ID: 3677166 United States 12/01/2012 10:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | A possible $1 trillion bailout is coming—and soon. Quoting: Carshy McCarsh America’s now-nationalized student loan industry just reached a value of $1 trillion, according to Citigroup, growing at a 20 percent-per-year pace. Since President Obama nationalized the industry (a tacked-on provision of the Obamacare bill), tuition has gone up 25 percent and the three-year default rate is at a record 13.4 percent. ... Adding another $1 trillion dollars to the national debt isn’t exactly “forgiveness” for young people—it’s prolonging the payoff. In fact, student loan bailouts are a catch-22 for young people because they’re going to be held accountable for paying off the national debt and interest payments. A student loan bailout will also be rewarding higher education bureaucrats for a diminished product. A college degree used to mean that a person would add on average $1 million to their income over their lifetime. Today a college degree only guarantees an average $300,000 in added income over a lifetime. [link to www.breitbart.com] this really pisses me off, i worked two jobs and went to school full time in order to pay for my own college tuition and now i will be forced to pay for someone else's? i was in class one day and this guy asked the professor why he never took a day off and canceled class. the prof said to him, "you are paying for this, it wouldn't be right for me just to take off days for the hell of it." the guy just stared blankly for a moment or two and said, "i ain't paying for it, you don't think i would be here if I HAD TO PAY FOR IT? i gets it free." son of a b*tch, i am sick of paying for damn parasites and leeches. 5* and pin suggest. |
Carshy McCarsh (OP) User ID: 1531528 12/01/2012 11:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | A possible $1 trillion bailout is coming—and soon. Quoting: Carshy McCarsh America’s now-nationalized student loan industry just reached a value of $1 trillion, according to Citigroup, growing at a 20 percent-per-year pace. Since President Obama nationalized the industry (a tacked-on provision of the Obamacare bill), tuition has gone up 25 percent and the three-year default rate is at a record 13.4 percent. ... Adding another $1 trillion dollars to the national debt isn’t exactly “forgiveness” for young people—it’s prolonging the payoff. In fact, student loan bailouts are a catch-22 for young people because they’re going to be held accountable for paying off the national debt and interest payments. A student loan bailout will also be rewarding higher education bureaucrats for a diminished product. A college degree used to mean that a person would add on average $1 million to their income over their lifetime. Today a college degree only guarantees an average $300,000 in added income over a lifetime. [link to www.breitbart.com] this really pisses me off, i worked two jobs and went to school full time in order to pay for my own college tuition and now i will be forced to pay for someone else's? i was in class one day and this guy asked the professor why he never took a day off and canceled class. the prof said to him, "you are paying for this, it wouldn't be right for me just to take off days for the hell of it." the guy just stared blankly for a moment or two and said, "i ain't paying for it, you don't think i would be here if I HAD TO PAY FOR IT? i gets it free." son of a b*tch, i am sick of paying for damn parasites and leeches. 5* and pin suggest. Tell me what this tastes like... |
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Carshy McCarsh (OP) User ID: 1531528 12/01/2012 11:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Debt forgiveness after all it's only digits on paper or a computer right? The teachers/schools got paid so where is the problem? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28500452 It's not debt forgiveness. It is Obamacare's assumption of private debt onto the public shoulders. The student debt is still there, but Obama will tax their parents to death in order to pay off the banks who hold the student loans. Tell me what this tastes like... |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 24666450 United States 12/01/2012 12:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Bush had the banks give out loans to those who couldn't afford them. They were predatory in their practices, but people were stupid to take loans they knew they couldn't afford. These people should have lost everything. The banks should have lost everything and the government had no business advising these banks. Elliot Spitzer tried to stop them, but we all know what happened to him. Now, thanks to this stupidity by everyone else, those of us who didn't fall for this crap are supposed to foot the bill for it? Ridiculous. More bailouts is not the answer, ever. |
Imlay User ID: 28655613 United States 12/01/2012 01:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Bush had the banks give out loans to those who couldn't afford them. They were predatory in their practices, but people were stupid to take loans they knew they couldn't afford. These people should have lost everything. The banks should have lost everything and the government had no business advising these banks. Elliot Spitzer tried to stop them, but we all know what happened to him. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 24666450 Now, thanks to this stupidity by everyone else, those of us who didn't fall for this crap are supposed to foot the bill for it? Ridiculous. More bailouts is not the answer, ever. Wrong President. We're king of the beasts but we're hardly civilized. |
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Carshy McCarsh (OP) User ID: 1486553 12/01/2012 01:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Bush had the banks give out loans to those who couldn't afford them. They were predatory in their practices, but people were stupid to take loans they knew they couldn't afford. These people should have lost everything. The banks should have lost everything and the government had no business advising these banks. Elliot Spitzer tried to stop them, but we all know what happened to him. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 24666450 Now, thanks to this stupidity by everyone else, those of us who didn't fall for this crap are supposed to foot the bill for it? Ridiculous. More bailouts is not the answer, ever. Bush tried to get Congress to stop the Freddy/Fannie Freeloader Fail. Barney Fag and his fellow Democrats refused to do so. Tell me what this tastes like... |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 28840841 United States 12/01/2012 01:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | America is going to look like Nicaragua in five years. Obongo/mugabe 2016~! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 2059592 More like Zimbabwe in 12 months. To the people who think wealth distribution is a good idea. They're not going to raise the third world to match us, they're going to lower us to match the third world. Sorry, kinda off topic. |
Carshy McCarsh (OP) User ID: 1486553 12/01/2012 02:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | America is going to look like Nicaragua in five years. Obongo/mugabe 2016~! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 2059592 More like Zimbabwe in 12 months. To the people who think wealth distribution is a good idea. They're not going to raise the third world to match us, they're going to lower us to match the third world. Sorry, kinda off topic. Not off topic at all. That's what the Obama/Democrat agenda is: Universal poverty with a permanent oligarchy to rule over it. Tell me what this tastes like... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 28577637 United States 12/01/2012 02:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | A possible $1 trillion bailout is coming—and soon. Quoting: Carshy McCarsh America’s now-nationalized student loan industry just reached a value of $1 trillion, according to Citigroup, growing at a 20 percent-per-year pace. Since President Obama nationalized the industry (a tacked-on provision of the Obamacare bill), tuition has gone up 25 percent and the three-year default rate is at a record 13.4 percent. ... Adding another $1 trillion dollars to the national debt isn’t exactly “forgiveness” for young people—it’s prolonging the payoff. In fact, student loan bailouts are a catch-22 for young people because they’re going to be held accountable for paying off the national debt and interest payments. A student loan bailout will also be rewarding higher education bureaucrats for a diminished product. A college degree used to mean that a person would add on average $1 million to their income over their lifetime. Today a college degree only guarantees an average $300,000 in added income over a lifetime. [link to www.breitbart.com] this really pisses me off, i worked two jobs and went to school full time in order to pay for my own college tuition and now i will be forced to pay for someone else's? i was in class one day and this guy asked the professor why he never took a day off and canceled class. the prof said to him, "you are paying for this, it wouldn't be right for me just to take off days for the hell of it." the guy just stared blankly for a moment or two and said, "i ain't paying for it, you don't think i would be here if I HAD TO PAY FOR IT? i gets it free." son of a b*tch, i am sick of paying for damn parasites and leeches. 5* and pin suggest. A possible $1 trillion bailout is coming—and soon. Quoting: Carshy McCarsh America’s now-nationalized student loan industry just reached a value of $1 trillion, according to Citigroup, growing at a 20 percent-per-year pace. Since President Obama nationalized the industry (a tacked-on provision of the Obamacare bill), tuition has gone up 25 percent and the three-year default rate is at a record 13.4 percent. ... Adding another $1 trillion dollars to the national debt isn’t exactly “forgiveness” for young people—it’s prolonging the payoff. In fact, student loan bailouts are a catch-22 for young people because they’re going to be held accountable for paying off the national debt and interest payments. A student loan bailout will also be rewarding higher education bureaucrats for a diminished product. A college degree used to mean that a person would add on average $1 million to their income over their lifetime. Today a college degree only guarantees an average $300,000 in added income over a lifetime. [link to www.breitbart.com] this really pisses me off, i worked two jobs and went to school full time in order to pay for my own college tuition and now i will be forced to pay for someone else's? i was in class one day and this guy asked the professor why he never took a day off and canceled class. the prof said to him, "you are paying for this, it wouldn't be right for me just to take off days for the hell of it." the guy just stared blankly for a moment or two and said, "i ain't paying for it, you don't think i would be here if I HAD TO PAY FOR IT? i gets it free." son of a b*tch, i am sick of paying for damn parasites and leeches. 5* and pin suggest. News flash brain child. Someone has been, and will always be, paying for hat you enjoy now. Infrastructure, education, communications, military, social security, retirement....it's not like your money is actually in a bank somewhere multiplying to cover the cost of the things you enjoy. I payed on my loans for twenty years as a single father and I barely made interest payments. I have never been on welfare and have always worked two jobs. Wake the fuck up. Why do you fucking fiscal conservatives always refuse to see what your pro life, pro capitolist views have created? The American Scheme promotes borrowing as responsible fiscal policy. The eighties were all about debt as a means to success. Student loans were actually pushed on many of us by eager beaver, on campus bank reps and fed loan folks as a cool way to pay for school. The interest was over ten percent and each semester actually calculated separately. The interest actually accrued exponentially. Most twenty something's couldn't grasp that. The AmScheme tried to convince students that borrowing money actually equates to greater overall lifetime earning power. Now they rescind that notion. We still use this mentality in housing and credit policy. " buy now and save" is our national mantra. Credit scores, for example,reward the use of credit and punish those using cash or saving instead of spending. It's systemic. But why blame the culture when you can blame those that got suckered into believing what it taught? |