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Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Right-Wing Voter Very Triggered By Student Debt Relief" video.

It isn't that. It is that she is creating a system that is unequal. So if two people graduated at the same time, one with debt and one without, why can't the one without debt get money back? The person with debt just received a product for free. This is why so many oppose the far left. It is, in a lot of ways, rewarding failure.
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@Sylvester Hannah , no one asks for polio or seeks to get polio. People decide to get a loan. There lies the difference.
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Trump 2020 , you are right in many ways. While I feel there is a portion of students who were mislead about what college is and pulled out too much in debt, in reality a lot were not responsible. Warren's idea, and same with Bernie, will give away free college to some (those who have a loan) and the ones who paid off their loan get nothing. It is catering to failure. Rewarding failure is not how we grow a society.
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@WeAreIt , are they "suffering" from student debt? I have student debt and I am not suffering. I took it out knowing I will have to pay it back. I took it out because, in the end, I fully understand college is an investment I make to earn much more in the long run.
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@Fuzbo_ , true. Also, Warren's response is typical of the far left. She told the guy to "fuck off". The left has no desire to actually consider other people in their ideas. They only care about the "victims" they create. And this is why Trump is president. People are sick of the political left not listening to them.
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@RydarGames "how is it progressive is to pay off the debts of some people and give the middle finger to people who paid their debts" Because far leftists like Kyle and his fans will say that guy is privileged and should just shut up and pay up. This is why the far left is so dangerous. They create "victims", such as people with loans, and then ignore everyone else. And they wonder why their side keeps losing and why Trump is president. When people like Warren, Bernie and other far leftists continue to ignore them people will run towards Trump.
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@robertpresley1503 , i actually wasn't here yesterday, I was busy.
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ryne green , actually home ownership rate is going up recently. Less people start families as there is less of a desire to have more kids. This is a trend in many developed nations. Man, taking college courses on international business relations and sustainability is already paying off. These are the things we talk about.
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@WeAreIt , no. Any other questions?
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@A_Lefty_Gamer , how am I a Nazi? I bet you I am around way more minorities on a daily basis than you are.
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@Airith4 , I have seen Kyle's position on many issues. He takes a stance and completely dismisses the other side. On this issue there is a valid point to be made. This guy took the responsible route, why shouldn't he get some money back? Warren's response was to laugh in his face. Kyle said Bernie would laugh in his face. Instead of trying to understand their viewpoint people like Kyle just laugh in their faces. Many are concerned about the idea of rewarding failure and punishing success. This is one of them. Paying of the loans of people who did not pay them off and laughing at people who did is just that in many people's eyes.
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@RydarGames , I agree. They create victims where most of the time the victims don't exist. And if you oppose their ideas in any way they claim you are a bigot, corrupt or voting against your own interest. I have a 6 figure loan, I don't mind. I know I will have to pay it off. But when I have a 6 figure job I know that my loan was an investment. The far left does not understand that either.
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charmander , I agree for the most part. To be fair I will admit that a lot of the youth were misled and went into college on false ideas and pulled out loans due to ignorance. But that is a part of the learning process. I was dumb and pulled out too much in loans. But I learned and I am willing to pay for it in full. The far left does not understand that college is an investment you make as an adult, and as such you should be wise with it and go after degrees of value. They simply say college is an extension to high school and treat it that way. Thus kids enter college with ignorance, pull out a large loan, and get into trouble So the left, who created this problem, swoops in to "save" them while telling others to "fuck off". To me while yes, a lot of kids were ignorant, this is a learning process that they can pass onto future generations. The left does not want that as they want to take advantage of useful idiots.
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@karenshaub8273 , I hear nothing but talking points. Saying college is the expansion of high school is completely wrong. College is an investment you make as an adult. Education is on your at that point in your life. Asking for the government to fund things in your life is low and not productive. If you really feel that the government needs to educate you after a K-12 education then I am sorry but you are screwed overall in life. "those damned liberal elitists with their books! " The irony there. When I debate people here I am actually the one citing books and studies. And I have read a lot of books which has me thinking the way I do which is the moderate viewpoint, the whole story. I bet I read more books than most people here. I recommend you watch videos by Stephen Michael Davis. He makes videos against leftists like Kyle. He cites a ton of books by experts.
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@PittsburghSonido , people who take out loans have a high chance of paying. That is why they are offered a loan. And if you pursue the right degree you will be able to pay it off. What bubble? I keep hearing of this "bubble" from the left. I don't see it. Also, the student debt can't be a bubble as there is no tangible asset tied to it like homes.
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@kyle9401 , yes, they oversimplify issues without digging deeper. I have debated many Sander's supporters and all I get are talking points, no actual details on the issues. They also show a complete lack of understanding of economics.
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@gracieb.3054 , you have a higher chance of getting a job after you invest in college.
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So instead of teaching people how to manage a loan and pay it off you will just pay it off for them? I don't see that as helping people out.
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@DoctahToboggan69 , why? Should home loans not be a thing? Should car loans not be a thing? Should a loan to start a business not be a thing? College, like buying a home, buying a car, starting a business, is an investment you make as an adult.
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@DoctahToboggan69 , college is an investment. I pulled out a 6 figure loan and I am close to my PhD. When I earn it I will have high paying jobs lined up for me to where I eventually will get a 6 figure job. If I get my loan paid off in 5 years, and then buy a home and live well, how am I brought down?
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This video is a great example of how far leftists like Kyle don't get it. First, he just mocked the guy for bringing up a legit point in how Warren's law will favor a group of people, typically those who made mistakes. Next, Kyle says that the taxes that guy will pay will be less than tuition but bases that off of nothing. It will be great to see the typically excuses come about when Kyle's ideas and his politics continue to lose.
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@mehdihatami3391 , K-12 education is funded locally and is the local community deciding that we need to help educate and raise our children. After that they are an adult, thus college is a choice.
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Bad comparison. No one has the desire to drown. You, on your own free will, pulled out a loan. Big difference.
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Actually the vast majority don't.
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It isn't ludicrous. Most of Bernie supporters are lazy.
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@WeAreIt , I am a graduate student working on my PhD and MBA. I had to work on the instrument in my lab to get it running at top strength for my colleagues.
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@kyle9401 , if you pay loans that is a tax write off.
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@notime9616 "the US education system prepares people for college, not to be their own bosses, or promote the creativity to build their own business" Actually it does that as well. And I can easily argue the US education system does not prepare for college. I occasionally work in high schools and they are surprised that in college courses many professors don't take attendance. Many classes you can leave if you want in the middle like I do to use the rest room and so on. High school is completely different than college. College IS NOT an extension to high school. The value in college is that you are making an investment to gain access to it and accomplish a long term goal. If you make college "tuition free" you remove the value of it as it is no longer an investment. Anything that accessible is never worth anything in the market.
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@notime9616 , to give you an example of accessibility and value, what is there greater access to, water or diamonds? Water. Thus diamonds cost more. That is despite the fact that water is a necessity to live compared to diamond. Access to water is so high that it is free for most in the US. If you make college that easily accessible the value drops.
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@PittsburghSonido "People who take loans cannot afford it." That is actually not true. People who take out loans can afford it, just in the long run. I pulled out a loan knowing that when I graduate I will be paid close to 6 figures starting and eventually 6 figures. I will pay off my loans quickly. Debt relief will lead to massive inflation as you are adding a lot of money into the system. It is not a wise thing to do.
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@notime9616 " how can unemployment be at an all time low (Trump spouts this all the time) and people be lazy at the same time?" People are working hard. The people who are lazy are far leftist Bernie supporters who cry about everything as they don't want to work. This is why Bernie will not win. The economy is strong and Bernie's rhetoric will not resonate well.
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@A_Lefty_Gamer , the concepts are not the same. In college the onus is on your to learn. In larger universities professors only have one office hour. It is on your to find tutors, study groups, read notes and books, etc. As you advanced through college it is no more about learning things on a test but more of having to teach yourself. Most in college can be self taught. Bernie is the last guy who I will trust to reform education. He has never done anything in his life.
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@Airith4 , the "Bush Bailouts" were from the Fed and it was paid back. It was put in place in case people decided to pull all their money out of a bank to prevent banks from going under.
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@A_Lefty_Gamer , it isn't the same learning concepts. If you feel that way college is going to fail you. The value in college is that you are willing to find a way to gain access to it and invest time to accomplish a long term goal. Most in college can be self taught. I am taking MBA courses to supplement my PhD. The courses are are easy as I know most of the material already through prior reading.
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@kyle9401 , the economy is strong since Trump took office. There are many skilled jobs that are not being filled. Home ownership is going up. Work participation is going up due to growing wages. And yes, Bernie supporters are lazy. They grossly over simplify complex issues with out digging deeper. I debate many of them here. I challenge them to dig deeper on the issues and they refuse to.
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Prophet , I haven't called Sam Seder yet. Still working on it. Things do pop up when you are busy with responsibilities. My boss is teaching a graduate level course and he wants me to create solutions for the questions he gives his students. That is actually typical with graduate students. But you won't know any of that.
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Prophet , I easily can define far left.
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@KingJT80 , engineering is a specialized field which is why it is paid well. Most programs can be self taught. The ones that can't are typically STEM fields which is why those fields pay so much. But do you need to go to college to learn liberal arts, or religion, or even business? To become a lawyer you have to go to graduate school. I have not seen anyone suggest paying for graduate school.
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@notime9616 He never admitted that. He made a comment in 2016 but now no candidate can beat Trump. Bernie's boring rhetoric will not attract moderates. Actually I am taking an econ class, my second one as an MBA student.
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@notime9616 "you also have a more educated society that has the ability to be more competitive on a global scale" Define "educated". A part of being educated is knowing how to manage money such as managing a loan. A part of being educated is knowing how to properly invest.
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@notime9616 "just because it is accessible doesn't mean everyone will attend or even be successful and graduate. Does everyone finish high school? Hell no." Over 80% do. Also, when you make it accessible the value drops. That is basic economics.
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@Sylvester Hannah , you are not forced to go to school. Also, you can get a high paying job without schooling.
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@EE-gv9wt , I already told you how government programs typically expand, never are reduced. That is what makes them so dangerous. But ignore that part. You know, when the current min. wage, in your eyes, is not high enough you raise it. And years later you raise it again, and again and again. it is like taxes. When current taxes cannot fund welfare programs you raise them, and again and again to where you are taxing everyone 100%.
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Prophet , pushing for radical left wing policies. For example, pushing to completely dismantle a current healthcare system and is strong in many ways and functional and replacing it with a centralized, government ran system. That is radical anywhere.
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Vox Populi , we should not punish anyone unless they commit a crime.
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@notime9616 , the number of people working more than one job has been dropping.
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@Airith4 , when Warren tells him to "fuck off" and laughs that is Warren dismissing him.
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Prophet , it is not centralized to demand completely replacing established systems that work well. "For government ran healthcare system, I assume you mean government funded of a private service since that is the topic in the States. If that's radical left, why does the Conservative Party of Canada support public funded healthcare? " For the same reasons why most in the US don't want M4A and every attempt to pass universal healthcare has failed. It is radical to completely dismantle and replace the Canadian system. Instead, they took small steps to approach it, like allowing private programs to exist. There is a desire to improve the US system, but as a whole it is strong in many ways. So we should make minor improvements, not completely tear down and replace. Problem is that you are so far left that anything slightly to the right to you is center. Asking to completely tear down any system is radical. For example, as a moderate I feel Medicare and SS are unconstitutional. However, I will never push to completely dismantle them as I know people now depend on it. A far right idea is to dismantle them just like a far left idea is to dismantle our current healthcare system and switch to a centralized, government ran system.
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Prophet "So you think far right and far left policies are about dismantling current systems?" Yes if the system is established and functioning very well. "So the Conservatives in the UK supporting the NHS, which is to the left of Medicare for All, aren't far left," The NHS is an established system that function wells. They support reform, but not completely dismantling it. Same in the US. Our healthcare system is established and function wells. No need to completely dismantle it but do small reform. "So you not wanting to get rid of government programs like Medicare and Social Security doesn't make you a leftist because those programs are in the present?" I support reforming them that does not include expansion. But to completely do away with them will create a huge shock to the system doing major harm to many in society and our economy. Dismantling the current healthcare system and going to M4A will destroy the economy and harm many people.
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@Aaron Mason , it has problems but I would not say it is a disaster.
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@notime9616 " High demand for a product is good for a company," And bad for consumers as they can just jack up prices. "high demand for jobs and a low supply of people to fill those jobs is devastating to an economy. " Not true as that leads to higher wages.
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@notime9616 , and those MDs can pay off their loans quickly.
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Prophet ,the states cannot attack other nations. That violates the Constitution. I know what far left is. Pushing to radically change programs to centralize them is radical. "Far left policy is the abolition of heirachy, capitalism, and the government." So abolition a system? Like abolish healthcare, abolish college as it set currently? Abolish the current energy under the GND? With the GND, force all to drive electric car? Get rid of airplane?
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@EE-gv9wt , other nations raise taxes on everyone. They are approaching 100%. I do feel min. wage laws are bad. People who work low wage jobs have almost no experience and have to start somewhere. The min. wage deprives people of that opportunity. Also, as I said, statistically min. wage workers are not poor. They are not scrapping by.
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@notime9616 , higher wages are good for all.
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@Aaron Mason , I feel the NHS has problems, but I am willing to admit it does some good things. I don't fully support it and I don't want the US to implement it. But like in any developed nation their healthcare system has pros and cons.
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@randyozaeta1026 , education is, for the most part, free. Local cities have public libraries. Go to one, read books.
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@princediop8190 , college is an investment. High school is for kids. High schools and paid for and ran locally by local communities to help raise our kids. After that you are an adult, act like one. "Why are conservatives so slow with the curve?" Who is slow? Me who pursued an education on my own, or you asking the government to provide you one?
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@moisesrosario7083 , why stop at student loans? And again, college is an investment much like a home is.
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Khashon Haselrig , "if your loan was paid off before 5 years, all that money could go to the down payment on a house." Well, without my college education I won't be able to afford a loan. Or if I am it won't be that big of a one. With my college education I can pay off my loan and then buy a nice home.
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Actually, this is going to rally centrists to oppose far leftists like Bernie and Warren. It shows that they want to, in a high degree, reward failure. One person decides to pay off their loan, another person doesn't. So the other person gets a free product. This is why Trump is going to win in a landslide in 2020. The far left doesn't care about other people but their victims they create.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 , no, he is a radical.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 , tell me again how Nature is not a peer reviewed journal?
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JamesHLanier , the reason why college lands you a higher paying job is because college is an investment. You show employers you are willing to invest to accomplish a long term goal. If you make higher education "free" the value of it drops.
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You point to 7 times trump file bankruptcy compared to his vast amount of success.
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JamesHLanier , think of the fairness argument. Some people are now going to get college for free with others paid. How is that fair? Also, it comes down to how many feel that people on the left are rewarding failure and ignoring success.
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@robertdownes793 , poor example. No one strives to get cancer. You, on your own free will, pull out a loan.
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The far left can't see beyond themselves. The far left has their ideas and when pressed with legit concerns of their ideas they just laugh.
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@TheBigGSN5 , he is far left. Pushing to completely replace programs that are strong and functionally well is radical anywhere.
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@thepolishlatinofromphilly9709 , Kyle is far let. The guy's point is legit. Warren is rewarding failure, that is not how you grow a society. Also, you said the journal Nature was not a peer reviewed journal. Just a reminder.
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Poor example. No one pursues cancer nor asks for it. You decide to pursue college and pull out a loan on your own.
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