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June 17, 2011, 1:19pm
The banks will be "bailed-out" just like they were before when they over-spent and crashed the housing market. It's funny how the regular American citizen is REQUIRED to work, pay taxes, pay their bills, contribute to economic growth by making small to large investments, etc. Not ONE adult in America can say that they have never owed a dime to a bank because EVERYTHING in this country is done through banks. Everything. Yet banks continue to make the same mistakes repeatably, show irresponsible lending and make awful financial decisions and yet recieve full compensation from the American government who is paying them from OUR taxes.
People are angry that there is a possibility many students could bankrupt about $1 trillion in private student loan debt yet our own government has hit it's $14.3 TRILLION debt ceiling. They can't figure out how to pay their bills so they take money from us and yet expect us to support this economy...Why would ANYONE vote no on this?
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June 17, 2011, 1:19pmThe banks will be "bailed-out" just like they were before when they over-spent and crashed the housing market. It's funny how the regular American citizen is REQUIRED to work, pay taxes, pay their bills, contribute to economic growth by making small to large investments, etc. Not ONE adult in America can say that they have never owed a dime to a bank because EVERYTHING in this country is done through banks. Everything. Yet banks continue to make the same mistakes repeatably, show irresponsible lending and make awful financial decisions and yet recieve full compensation from the American government who is paying them from OUR taxes.
People are angry that there is a possibility many students could bankrupt about $1 trillion in private student loan debt yet our own government has hit it's $14.3 TRILLION debt ceiling. They can't figure out how to pay their bills so they take money from us and yet expect us to support this economy...Why would ANYONE vote no on this?