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> And you’re still out of debt now. But I am newly impoverished by the higher taxes, inflation, and/or reduced spending on other government programs that is re
by Georgelemental 3y ago
> And you’re still out of debt now.
But I am newly impoverished by the higher taxes, inflation, and/or reduced spending on other government programs that is required to pay for the forgiveness program.
- spxneo 3y agoYou are trying to justify and politicize the dereliction of personal responsibility on the grounds that others can foot the bill that they aren't responsible for. do you have dirty laundry too that you want people who have the time to do it for you because you are incapable of taking on that responsibility. you argument is that because interest rate and inflation is a lot higher than when you took out the loan, you should not share that responsibility (it should be others) which is just lazy and incredibly childish.
- EarthAmbassador 3y agoPersonal responsibility? That’s nonsense ideology. If one has the means, all so-called bourgeois middle-class morality can be avoided, and is by people with the means to do so.
- whateveracct 3y agowhat higher taxes?
- Georgelemental 3y agoBiden's order doesn't propose any (and legally can't), but any shortfall in government revenue will have to be made up somehow eventually.
- whateveracct 3y agoWith Biden at least, he's held pretty firm to not raise taxes on the middle or upper-middle class. So like $364k married filing jointly even (my bracket). If I ever do make enough to get hit with a Biden platform tax hike..I think I'm doing pretty okay :)