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The "privileged" are the ones attending college. Cancelling their debt -- in practice -- would be seen as racist/classist once someone runs the actual numbers.
by LanceH 7y ago
The "privileged" are the ones attending college. Cancelling their debt -- in practice -- would be seen as racist/classist once someone runs the actual numbers. So there would be means testing and possibly race testing, or first generation college student testing.
Now you have a dividing line with some people above it receiving nothing, and a lot pro-rated in the middle. Everyone is jealous of those receiving more than they are. The line that schools are getting more expensive because the free-riders don't pay anything isn't going to sit well with those who failed the means test and feel they are subsidizing.
There is a strong fracture between the two groups and suddenly we're producing a whole new generation of Republicans.
Or nobody takes Warren and Sanders seriously when it comes time to actually elect them outside their echo chamber and this goes nowhere.