Comments by "Matthew Yoink" (@MatthewYoink) on "Student debt relief in limbo after federal judge in Fort Worth blocks program" video.

  1. Why not? All of our money has no value and is owned by a central by foreign investors… plus what people have paid off by today is not what people are borrowing now… it’s more. For the same education. Gonna need a stronger argument bud.
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  2. But you’ll pay for it anyways when they default on those same loans. Plus it’s not like we’re really spending anything that’s gonna make a huge difference that what you’re already paying taxes for… central banking remember? It’s all going overseas anyways. Need a stronger argument my man.
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  3.  @vampervlad2399  Not a strong argument my man. The ignorance of not caring about the anyways is exactly why people buy into and vote for those with some kind of plan versus your argument of paying something that’s more and more every semester than anyone in the past had to borrow for the same education and stagnant wages. You’ll end up paying for it whether or not congress passes a bill to forgive it or not when people start defaulting en masse. I’d look into the basis and foundation of our monetary system because it’s only going to get worse going forward, not better with more having to be earned year or year.
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  4. Bring value back to dollar and get rid of central banking and fix prices at Unis for the same education you’d paid less for 15 years ago and maybe we can talk.
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  5. Eh… I’m okay with it being blocked or not. We spend the same amount of money overseas, we do nothing to curb the cost of Unis, endorse more Governmemt involvement, every semester has a price hike so people paying off their loans in ten years aren’t accruing the same debt people presently are signing up for, and of course all of our money is owned by a central bank and foreign families, so what does it really matter besides the petty small argument of it’s not fair… let’s be real here… I’ll wait for a legit argument… because nobody wants to have this conversation, just want to fall in line and do the same thing as the last and hope something changes which is the definition of insanity.
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  6. Probably, but it’s a legit problem that only one side is attempting to fix instead of sticking to, we know there’s 125% cost increase, and wages have devalued consistently over forty years… it’s not that simple as it used to be, and you’ll end up paying for it when the masses decide to default on them anyways. As most have already decided. Our money isn’t even real, it’s owned by a central bank and foreign investors, so what do we care what we pay off and spend? Better student debt than gender studies overseas.
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  7. But it will, because we’ll all default eventually because y’all think we’re still borrowing what you paid for four years of education and wages go up to where you can pay it off in ten years when in reality what you borrowed in the 90s and early 00s and paid off by 2014 is about 200% less than what we have to borrow now with stagnant wages and pay off by 2050… enough people default and you’ll be stuck with the bill anyways because that’s how central banking works. So give me a real solution… I’ll wait, because most don’t want have this convo.
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  8. Of course, waging war with a central bank and aligning that country to create new money with the central bank is how we keep value to the dollar… people claim it’s not fair but don’t want to have the real conversation about the value of our money and drastic changes in prices just in 15 short years. What people borrowed in 2002 and paid off by 2014 isn’t what people in 2014 borrowed for the same education to pay off by 2050…. We need solutions, not petty it’s not fair arguments. Life isn’t fair unless we make it fair and you’ll end up paying for student debt if everyone decides to default on them as one and say fuck the central bank. Which is gaining steam.
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  9. Lmao borrowing 200% more than what people did 15 years ago on the same wages isn’t waiting, that’s drowning and you’ll end up paying for it anyways when they default because our money is backed by a central bank, not our own production or currency like it used to be. So you’ll be paying for student debt whether or not the government passes a forgiveness bill or not… be real… come back to reality.
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  10. What? Parents help kids with their loans? No way, those lucky sons of bitches
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  11. Maybe if we were on the same level of borrowing this would be an option… but with 10-15% increase year over year or semester to semester as of recently, that’s not really an option with stagnated wages. Plus you’ll end up paying for them anyways when the masses wake up and decide to default on them all together. I’m sure the central bank our money and government depend on will hate it as much as you do. We’re open ears for a real solution, not a it’s not fair, do the same as others when they had better economies and value than now attitudes… be real dude
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  12. Most jobs have you locked between 30-50k in most jobs anyways until you’re thirty… that’s what middle class is, debt accruing, salary topping work.
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