> IMHO blaming people for 100k bad financial decisions made under duress just as they entered adulthood is victim blaming. Especially when the implied social c

> IMHO blaming people for 100k bad financial decisions made under duress just as they entered adulthood is victim blaming. Especially when the implied social contract broke down--i.e low wages, horrific increases in the cost of living, limited opportunities. It's pretty common to find people that regret taking the loans to go to school and got little value from their education.