I think so too.
How does it happen that SoFI, a student loan re-financing company, could spend $625 million to put its name on the LA Rams football stadium when 45 million Americans are drowning in $1.8 trillion in student debt? Today would be a good day for the President to cancel student debt.

Feb 14, 2022 · 2:39 PM UTC

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If you borrow money....and don't pay it back, no one will ever lend to you again. Nor should they. You are free to volunteer lending your own money if you like.
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WEF AGENDA2030, fight before stl’s or I will never vote for you. Expose the tyranny
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How exactly does student debt out weigh debt debt? Everyone who is in debt sufferers the same exasperation. Debt sucks, maybe we should focus more on when and what we barrow.
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His tweet is intentionally deceptive to make it sound like SoFi ONLY does student loans. In reality that’s a small portion of their business.
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We can cancel it anytime we like, no need to beg for permission.
But we can change it anytime we like, no permission required: #DirectDemocracy #GiftEconomy "That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government..." - Thomas Jefferson
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Yes! Take other people's money and spend it on four year parties for whoever wants them! Because companies know how to market themselves! Genius!
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That's a good question ... Actually, I didn't even know there were Student loan re-financing companies!
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how can Ivy League schools have endowments of nearly $50 billion that is expected to top 1 trillion by 2048? why can't that money be used for debt relief as opposed to transferring that burden to taxpayers?
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I heat Karma’s a bitch though.. #GeneralStrike2022
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At least some of it.