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  1. Ancient_Popcorn on

    Trump and Republicans: You shall be poor, and like it. If you want money, you can work for the company. If you want food, you can buy it from the company. If you want a living area, you can get it from the company.

  2. I’m about 4k from clearing my debt, if they try to do this i have the means to clear it in one go, it’d be draining but i’m lucky i have that option. But many others aren’t so lucky.

  3. WhoIsFrancisPuziene on

    After abolishing ICE, abolish the whole damn gerontocracy. They don’t seem to want any of us younger folks to have a decent life.

  4. If the administration somehow converts them into some kind of private debt, then it should all be dischargeable in bankruptcy.

  5. Pretty sure that would be an illegal violation of the MPN. It also completely changes the loan terms after the loan has already been taken out which has to be against contract laws. Either way, if this happened to me I’d just give up on paying it at that point.

  6. justaddwhiskey on

    I swear on everything, if they sell the debt I’m not paying a penny. As far as I’m concerned, this is between me and the Department of Education. Not some sleazy investment firm.

  7. Is this what it felt like on the Titanic just before they hit the iceberg?

    Corporations created this iceberg when they gave up training entry level employees and pushed the burden to families and the education system. 

    Then, they raised the bar, creating a hiring system that begins with a bachelors degree.

    And then… they took all of that to create an AI based system that is pushing the same people out of jobs and locking new grads out.

    Rather than solve for this, this administration took billions and threw it away on ICE thugs, terrorizing blue cities and brown skinned people.

    Rather than use AI to help provide America ma our basic needs, they’re using it to fatten the quarterly earnings numbers for companies that cannot grow any larger (how big can monopolies really get?).

    And now, they want everyone who participated fairly to take another punch in the gut for… who, banks?

    We’ve hit the iceberg, it’s obvious. And rather than fix anything, the Captain is ordering full steam ahead.

  8. FlaviusVespasian on

    If Trump does this, I will flip my shit. I have no idea what I would do. This is a vile action for which the administration would deserve to burn in hell for eternity.

  9. No-Blacksmith1462 on

    This isnt really a bad thing. Its pretty stupid policy, as a 10k discount from Biden would have likely netted the US gov more money.

    Private lenders need to jump through a lot more hoops in order to take your money and people are much more likely to get a judgement in their favor.

    I’m all for this tbh. I would love my opportunity to state my case of how I was defrauded to a judge rather than try to explain it to the federal Gov.

    + there’s a great chance a mediator would let you reach a settlement at a much lower amount.

  10. An administration full of self-interested, opportunistic 1 percenters is finding more ways to exploit people and profit. Who finds this shocking?

  11. I am just amazed SAVE hasn’t been wiped yet. You’d think this administration would’ve the court case dismissed so they could dismantle it already.

    Didn’t people claim that if they tried this, or got rid of Dept. of Education, it would make the loans we signed years ago null and void? Like, we agreed to pay that Department. Not whatever the fuck shit they are trying here.

  12. Minute-Plantain on

    “It threatens the loss of borrowers’ legally guaranteed protections, and the sale would likely be illegal if the debt is sold at a loss for taxpayers.”

    Omg theyre proposing fully privatizing.

    Do it! Let it happen!

    It would strip federal protections and make it dismissable in every state court with a statute of limitations challenge if the debt is old and the consumer doesnt reactivate it.

  13. Who’d be dumb enough to buy student debt? The younger gens are already in dire financial straits, which do you think they’ll choose: food, rent, or debt?

  14. Pushed to the edge the greedy will clutch their riches. Even when the shackles of justice are clamped on their wrists. They are blinded by the power they have been allowed to amassed. Finding creative ways to expose the injustices is the hardest part of the struggle. Inflatable frog humor is a current example of light hearted entities exposing the lies and corruption.

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