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Eh, I think the way I described it was fine. These are loans. I don't know anyone who's had even a single dollar forgiven yet. As far as I know there has bee
by eric_b 6y ago
Eh, I think the way I described it was fine. These are loans. I don't know anyone who's had even a single dollar forgiven yet. As far as I know there has been no official "forgiveness".
What do you call a loan that you still owe? A loan. Once the forgiveness guidance is finalized and people are actually receiving it, then perhaps I will recharacterize my description.
- kolbe 6y agoIf I give you $80,000 and loan you $20,000, the semantically important part of my action is as a "gift", not a "loan". Why do you want us to ignore the $80,000 and only pay attention to the $20,000?
- throwaway_USD 6y ago>I don't know anyone who's had even a single dollar forgiven yet. This is what I meant by political couching: Do you know any one who has paid back a single dollar? >These are loans. Fine care to loan me $1M and I'll pay you back 20% with interest.
- eric_b 6y agoLoans always have delayed payment terms, you're being willfully obtuse.
- throwaway_USD 6y ago>Loans always have delayed payment terms, you're being willfully obtuse And how often do they have forgiveness terms?
- hn_throwaway_99 6y agoWhat are you talking about? Every loan I've ever taken out (car, mortgage), except for school, had a payment due the first month after I took out the loan.