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> What's the point of working hard? What's the point of making decisions, responsible decisions in my past, what's the point of studying day and nights, skippin
by IceMetalPunk 4y ago
> What's the point of working hard? What's the point of making decisions, responsible decisions in my past, what's the point of studying day and nights, skipping parties, skipping fun, but working and studying to provide for my family?
So... your assumption is "if other people aren't forced to pay ridiculous amounts of money for education, that put that education out of reach of entire populations, then there's no point putting effort into anything"?
Working hard should be done for (a) personal growth and (b) to provide for others. It should not be done to pay off punishing costs that shouldn't exist in the first place. That's just what it's forced to be done for in our society, and that's what needs steps to fix.
- immigrantheart 4y agoYou think this forgiveness helps those who need help the most? Seriously? How many poor people this helps instead of helping those middle class kids who spend $100 every other day to party? I know because I live in an expensive city and see these people on my circle.
- IceMetalPunk 4y agoPlease look up the term "sampling bias". You have an inaccurate, biased understanding of why the majority of student loan debt happens. Your sample is too small and not representative of the country's overall population. Especially if you live in an expensive area, as you said, you are only seeing how "people who can afford to live in your expensive area" handle student loans.