That means 36 million people not only freed of the shackles of economic insecurity, but also free to participate creatively in the economy in a way that benefits everyone.
Public Citizen @Public_Citizen
6 May 2021
36 MILLION people would be completely debt free if we cancel $50,000 of student debt.

May 6, 2021 · 8:22 PM UTC

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Imagine what it would be like if 36 million people stepped up to their responsibility and paid the debt they willingly took on. THAT would be empowering.
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And those 36 million people will have a psychological effect ... a positive psychological effect ... on their neighborhood ... on this country ... and ... on this world.
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Who pays the loans?
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That’s good but totally unfair to ones owing over 50k.
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Economic insecurity can be an inspiration which shackles do not allow.
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Cancel #ADOS debt FIRST!
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No, it would burden the remaining 300 million people. If the Democrats want to cancel $50,000 in student loan debt, the only fair and just option would be to also cancel $50,000 in lifetime federal tax for the rest. Now that's equity.
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Fix the damn COST of public university tuition to permanently break the cycle.
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It’s not cancelling student debt. It’s transferring debt to people who didn’t want the loan in the first place.
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More than that would be debt free if you cancel their car loan, mortgage and credit card debt...sorry...I don’t want to pay off someone else’s debt
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