The reason they don't want to cancel the college loan debt, give universal health care or near free college tuition has little to do with economics. They don't want to do them because it would empower people... and empowering people would undercut the corporatist establishment

Aug 22, 2022 · 8:10 PM UTC

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I feel most empowered when I pay what I owe.
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Nothing empowering about saving people from experiencing the implications of their decisions. It’s actually disempowering, it will increase tuition costs, and will infuriate millions of blue collar workers out there who went straight to work after high-school
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The abusive party that you enable and gaslight for is the corporatist establishment. You are a fraud.
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I don't understand why more people don't like this tweet? Because it's true
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It will empower them to take out new loans that won’t be paid.
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This is simply true. If it was about economics, they'd be reining in spending somewhere. But, they spend it everywhere except to help the poor and middle classes.
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Bingo - that is why individuals like yourself would be great establishing a Workers Party / Labour Party for the US look to other nations that have led the way such as France with Melenchon - Lula in Brazil and Amlo in Mexico your neighbour to the South -
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No. They ("they") don't want to cancel student loan debt is because it comprises making the unprivileged pay for the ridiculous educational decisions of the privileged. Hashtag art history major. Hashtag white privilege.
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It would be a trickle up economic move. Everyone wins
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