Comments by "Mark Zuckergecko" (@markzuckergecko621) on "Biden’s Student Debt Plan Is An Absolute Mess" video.

The government unlawfully shut businesses down against their will, they're entitled to compensation for that at the very least. Students willingly took out a loan to get a degree, so they could make more money in the future. They're not entitled to any free handouts, they already got a free handout and showed that they're not responsible enough to handle that.
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@soulknife20 so the question is, should the person using the service pay, or should everyone pay collectively? Personally I don't think we should collectively pay for anything unless everyone uses it, or at least hypothetically would use it under certain circumstances, like roads, public utilities, first responders and military. Public school is an exception because giving everyone access to an education is a powerful equalizer when it comes to individual success. But we already do that. If people can do well in life with just a high school education, I don't think it makes sense to make everyone pay for college. Either way, you're being dishonest when you call things "free" that are actually tax funded, and you know you're being dishonest.
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Hey I've got a plan. If you have a college degree, use it to get a good job. Because that's the entire point of having a college degree, and the entire reason you got a loan in the first place.
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Yep, I base all my political views off of what politicians say they're trying to do too🤣🤣🤣 they wouldn't lie to us.
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Sounds like you made a poor investment in yourself.
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Because businesses actually sell products or goods to people. College grads who can't pay their debts just play Xbox in their mom's guest room and eat Cheetos all day.
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@howardmctroy3303 good decisions????? Get outta here with that crap, this is a leftist channel. We only support bad decisions here, and forcing people who make good decisions to pay for our bad decisions, at the barrel of a proverbial and possibly literal government gun.
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@soulknife20 yea you're right, we should stop doing that too. We should cut back everyone's taxes, sound good?
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@soulknife20 lmao, just don't take out a student loan. Simple fix.
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@blurtling 18 is a legal adult. There's plenty of things you can do to fuck up your life at that age, that's just how society works. At what age do you suggest people should be able to make financial decisions?
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@albertgreen8347 everything is always someone else's fault in lefty land, isn't it? I'm old enough to remember when you were supposed to grow out of making excuses at some point in your early adulthood and realize the world doesn't owe you any favors, and even when something completely messed up happens to you that's not your fault at all, you get back up and do something about it. I guess that's just an old, outdated virtue these days.
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@Buzás András I don't think that term means what you think it means.
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Yea man, y'all have been voting for free handouts for 100 years now. It's bound to pay off some day.
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@soulknife20 I'm kicking your ass in several different arguments right now, this is hilarious. You're crying, aren't you? Yea. You're probably crying.
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Nothing is free. Just because you don't have to pay for it doesn't mean nobody does.
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So you took out a loan because you couldn't afford school on your own, which is understandable, but you weren't able to get a good enough job to pay that back, and you're upset that the government hasn't helped you. With the money you borrowed. And you failed to pay back. I'm seeing a pattern here.
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@ilovecoffeev lmao, you "worked". Riiiiight.
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@ilovecoffeev yes, most Americans do work. Leftists do not.
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@blasphimus it's really quite amazing how the top 1% are able to so successfully convince young leftists to support things that only help the top 1%, while they simultaneously think they're the "revolution". Their greatest trick was the covid lockdowns.
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@merriemelodiesfan7425 nobody is being forced into going to college, I agree that we should get past the "you have to go to college to succeed" mindset, but that doesn't mean we should just wave a magic wand to make money disappear. That kind of irresponsible attitude is what got college grads into the situation they're in to begin with. We need to do a better job of teaching young people to be financially responsible.
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@soulknife20 if you have a college degree, you should use it to get a good job instead of just crying on the internet about how you deserve more stuff just because you want it.
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@soulknife20 why do you care about murder? It doesn't directly affect you if someone on the other side of the country kills someone.
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@merriemelodiesfan7425 doesn't matter, they're still not being forced into doing anything, they can get scholarships or find other ways of getting financial aid outside of loans, or they can just not go to college at all. There's always other options. Being pressured into something isn't the same as being forced into something. If you think pressure is the same as force, then you're weak, and the reason you owe student loans is because you're weak, not because of anything anyone else did to you, you were always going to be weak and easily taken advantage of. If it wasn't student loans, it would have been something else.
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@nathanmiller3891 I thought you lefties were all super smart though? Seems like you should be able to find a way to thrive, even in a poor economic environment. Since you're so smart. And everyone who disagrees with you is dumb. And you're super duper super smart. So smart with your big brains. Why haven't you figured out how to succeed? Other people have.
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@nathanmiller3891 oh right, you're super smart, and you can't figure out a way to make enough money to support yourself. And I can't read, even though I'm over here doing just fine, with no college degree. Yea good job little fella.
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@Hattie Lankford you tell me, you lefties are the ones that are always bragging about how well educated you are, even though you can't figure out a way to use your degrees to pay off the debt you willingly signed for.
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@soulknife20 I love how you never have any real refutation for anything I say.
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@soulknife20 it directly effects everyone by raising inflation and taxes. You can't just print money out of thin air and not expect other things to be affected by that, I know in your make believe leftist economics world you can just say "no that's a myth" with absolutely zero logic to back it up, but in the real world economics are never a closed environment, everything affects something else. Not to mention it's just morally and ethically wrong to reward people for bad decisions, because you're de facto punishing people who make good decisions.
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@ericarogers3053 imagine being a paranoid conspiracy theorist who thinks everyone who disagrees with you is either a Russian bot, or sock puppet accounts of the same person, and being too stupid to recognize subtle differences in speech patterns but so arrogant you think you're smart.
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@ericarogers3053 you're an actual crazy person.
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@ericarogers3053 coming up with a conspiracy theory in your head about me being someone else, based only on the fact that I disagree with your cult. That and the fact that you're in a cult. Definitely a crazy person. How many medications are you on?
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@ericarogers3053 so you're off your other meds then. That's..... Concerning.
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@soulknife20 nothing is "free", professors, research, and infrastructure just to name a few things have to be paid for by something. We already have "free" education K-12, that's plenty to prepare kids to have a career. And there's higher education available electively. The real question you should be asking is why high school educated people are having so much trouble with getting college degrees and still not being able to find work.
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@soulknife20 but the whole point of a student loan is that it's assumed that you'll be able to use that money to get a degree, to get a high paying job, so you can pay off the loan in the future. If colleges were really being as successful as they're supposed to be, we wouldn't even be having this conversation. You're arguing out of one side of your mouth that we should be paying back massive amounts of money in defaulted debts, and out of the other side you're saying college is a lucrative investment in yourself. Which one is it? It can't be both.
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@wilhelmheinzerling5341 nobody is forced into taking out a loan, there are plenty of high paying careers that don't require a degree, you just have to be good enough at it. And if your degree was worth the paper it's printed on, you wouldn't need help paying off your debt, because you would be making enough money to comfortably pay it off. My argument is consistent and solid, your argument is dishonest and completely invalid.
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