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My fellow blue-collar co-workers and I were just sitting around thinking about how we skipped a bad investment (college) or went with a less expensive investment (J.C.) and decided that it's only fair that someone who makes 50-100% more than us should have their bad investment paid for, by us. Cause fairness.....
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In the debate, you barely see people talking about things other than their opinions and personal experiences on why/why not. What you don't see debated is who is considered a good candidate for forgiveness and why - it isn't just people who are particular income or certain degrees or certain amounts, that's not going to do any good long term.
There needs to be clawback conditions on forgiveness such as remaining in the US and generating income that taxes can be paid on to the US government. Existing credit utilizations and history - someone who has bad credit because their behaviour is causing them to, they over-use debt, they don't pay on time, etc. Wont generate an appropriate multiplier by having their debt forgiven.
These are just two factors, there are many more. The debate is currently mostly just opinions but not about the assumptions, which is why it makes very little sense
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@liftersgym
3 years ago
An even bigger issue than this was all the PPP forgiveness to big corporations that never skipped a beat and received millions that werenโt spent on employee pay.
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