Comments by "TeeKay" (@teekay_1) on "Neil Gorsuch Questions Biden's Lawyer About 'Fairness' In Student Loan Forgiveness" video.

The problem is the people who have these loans for the most part are not smart enough to get degrees in Engineering, CompSci, Software development, or other hard sciences.
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@jayham65 There is no purpose to them. Colleges have used federally backed loans to increase prices and get under-qualified students into useless degree programs that (a) they probably won't finish (b) and even if they did, they'll never get a well-paying job with the degree.
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@dahleno2014 The flaw in your plan is the loans are not forgiven, they are paid by taxpayers. Meaning that people paying taxes, including people who never had a student loan, or worse who paid off their own, are on the hook to support people too irresponsible to pay back their own loan.
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@dahleno2014 So the rational thing to do is set up a fund to help these people so like-minded people can contribute to the people too irresponsible to pay back a loan they promised to pay back.
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The real solution to this mess is that Student Loans should be co-signed by the university.
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If you find yourself in a psychology or sociology major, stop what you're doing, and drop out and get a job. You'll be much better off.
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@steveredmond7535 They did a study and found that half the doctors are below average.
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@steveredmond7535 Not to the ones below average, no.
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@stratmatt22 If student loans could be cancelled by bankruptcy, the interest rates would be 20%.
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@Chris-pz4mb That's perfect. If you add a gender and race study minor, you'll be unemployable for even the most menial job.
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