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| Chrkeller said: Strawman. That isn't the argument. The argument is debt forgiveness doesn't fix the actual problem and only encourages people to NOT think more about college and their degree. I guess when you've lost an argument you make up what others are saying? Debt forgiveness isn't the solution. |
It's also a straw man to argue that debt forgiveness is being pushed as "the solution".
We need to help people where they are at right now, and we need to work to reduce the costs of education. We need to do both.
Which is frankly a bigger issue. 50 years ago, your "stupid" degree was easily afforded by a minimum wage. Now we get 17 year olds signing up for stupid degrees because everyone has made it an expectation that they're going to get one.
Except now they probably need to be making like $30 an hour to afford paying for it, as well as the rest of their living expenses.
>guess when you've lost an argument you make up what others are saying?
I never said you said that.
