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What happens when someone blames the banking system for oppressing the poor/minorities/whatever by denying them a loan and thus not providing opportunities for
by tomatotomato37 8y ago
What happens when someone blames the banking system for oppressing the poor/minorities/whatever by denying them a loan and thus not providing opportunities for advancement, while leaving out the fact that they applied for a degree in 17th century Mongolian literature?
- wolfgke 8y ago> What happens when someone blames the banking system for oppressing the poor/minorities/whatever by denying them a loan and thus not providing opportunities for advancement, while leaving out the fact that they applied for a degree in 17th century Mongolian literature? If someone believes that such a person will get a decent salary after graduating, they should put their money where their mouth is.
- pnw_hazor 8y agoI think the schools should play this role. They are the ones with the best information.
- danschumann 8y agoWould they be less oppressed than having $xx,000 in debt, which they cannot pay off, and cannot get rid of? By the way, they were admitted access to a school which was beyond their ability, and they didn't even get a degree to go with this debt. They were set up for failure in many ways. The loan assumed they'd have a job. The school assumed they needed a leg up, and would adapt to the work load. Is this oppression? Or is this death by assistance? Hansel and Gretel were fattened up before they were eaten, as well. Is this toxic assistance, where people drown in the programs meant for their benefit?