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The most dangerous time since the Civil War
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(12-02-2017, 06:47 PM)Warren Dew Wrote: The student loan and tuition rebate treatment merely levels the playing field with those who save for their own or their kids' education. Why should people who manage their money well be penalized relative to those who save nothing and depend on loans or payment in kind for their education?

I understand how people who are receiving government benefits and fear they might be forced to take jobs they consider to be beneath them might object, but for those of us who actually work, pay taxes, and support the rest of society, it is merely justice.
Ah Warren, don't you know that large numbers of people receiving "government benefits" are indeed already working? People who save nothing are those living from paycheck to paycheck; their check is not large enough to permit the luxury of having an IRA or a 401K program or put real money into savings for their children's college education. Those of us lucky enough to have a six figure paycheck forget how hard it is to live on $10/hour, with irregular hours and working "on call" so one can't get a second job.
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RE: The most dangerous time since the Civil War - by The Wonkette - 12-08-2017, 07:20 PM

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