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Comments by "Mark Zuckergecko" (@markzuckergecko621) on "Red States Sue Biden To Block Student Loan Forgiveness" video.
@jim2498 that's the question no leftist can ever answer (among many others) most leftists don't even know what the wealthiest Americans pay now.
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We are now a society that rewards people who make poor decisions at the expense of people who make good decisions.
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@briannerk3373 why is wealth inequality a bad thing? I'm really being serious here, I want you to explain why you think it's a negative for society.
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@soulknife20 but richer households still spend more money than less wealthy households, even if it's a smaller percentage of their overall wealth. By your own standards here, that's more stimulating for the economy than lower class households.
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Because when someone declares bankruptcy, they can have land or properties seized by the government. A college degree has no tangible value other than what you make of it, it cannot be held as collateral for bankruptcy.
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Good. You don't get something for nothing, and this is not going to come without an expense. Not only that but Biden just shoved it along unconstitutionally, this is not the consensus of the people.
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@JiggityJack leftists asked for the tax breaks. Most conservatives want a flat tax, or something closer to a flat tax than what we have now. Less loopholes, less exploitation. Leftists are the ones that want a complicated tax code because you think people should be punished for being successful. And then you throw your hands up and cry foul when wealthy democrat donors exploit the loopholes that were put there by their democrat buds.
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@CalvinChikelue Because nobody got polio on purpose. People willfully took out student loans to get an education, so they can make more money. If they failed at that, that's not someone else's responsibility.
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@soulknife20 yea I don't like corporate bailouts either, but I do understand the logical purpose, it's because major corporations employ so many people that them suddenly going under would create a massive economic shockwave. I don't think we should just give them millions or billions in free funny money, but I do understand the intent and rationale behind the bailouts, and like them or not, corporations at least provide something of value. Unlike someone who wasted 4 years at a university just to get a degree that they can't even use to get a job to sustains their livelihood. These people already made at least one horrifically stupid decision, it's negligent and reckless to give them free money so they can continue to make more bad decisions.
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@soulknife20 if I buy a car from you and I'm supposed to make payments, and after a few months I'm like nah, I don't feel like paying you any more money, would you consider that equivalent to me taking money from you? I'm not literally taking cash out of your hands. But I'm not giving you money that you're owed. It's the same end result.
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