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[Anonymous No.55440801]

I mean I kinda get the “you took a loan pay it back thing” but having 20% of your population in debt slavery can’t be that good. And also usury from the interest…

[Anonymous No.55440806]

>>55440801
yes yes life is unfair. Pay back your loans you dipshit
t. jew

[Anonymous No.55440807]

>>55440801

It's not the banks making the loans.

[Anonymous No.55440824]

>>55440801
>having 20% of your population in debt slavery can’t be that good
sounds good to me, keeps them busy so that they don't have the time to overthink stuff too much.
> usury from the interest
you knew the rules when you took the loan. nobody tricked you into borrowing money.

[Anonymous No.55440826]

being on debt and living on pay check to pay check is not that different anyways. the latter is like more than 50% of the population

[Anonymous No.55440881]

>>55440824
Can we please minecraft this anon?

[Anonymous No.55440887]

>>55440801
PAY UP

[Anonymous No.55440891]

>>55440801
open air usury prison.

[Anonymous No.55440901]

>>55440824

[Anonymous No.55440910]

>>55440801
and your solution to this is to reward poor choices and punish people who are responsible

[Anonymous No.55440913]

>>55440801
vote for the leftist of the week to give you everything for free. see how that works out.

[Anonymous No.55441006]

you got what you wanted, right? YOU wanted secondary education in the field YOU chose from whichever institution YOU decided upon.

>b-but everyone else did the same thing!
one bovine amongst the herd.
>my family told me I had to!
you were an adult making an adult decision - if you can't say no you belong exactly where you ended up.
>I thought it was the right decision at the time!
if you weren't capable of an astoundingly basic investment to reward analysis at the time of enrollment then - you belong exactly where you ended up.

Where are you now? One of the crabs in the bucket. You can claw your way out or you can pull others down with you and bemoan the situation (YOU) willingly put yourself into but that won't change the fact you were born debt-free and in the first quarter of your life immediately sought out a debilitating financial burden like a fly to honey.

[Anonymous No.55441146]

>>55440801
It was easy to pay them back though. I paid them back years ago on a salary of $37k. I make over $50k and have much better cashflow and no debt. Just pay them. It doesn't even take a long time. You will have to budget your spending and miss out on some opportunities but it's very easy to pay what you owe.

[Anonymous No.55441216]

>>55440801
It's just that simple!

[Anonymous No.55441224]

>paying tuition just fine
>come home one day
>find out school called my mom and strongarmed her into taking the loans on my behalf
>mfw I'm not paying

[Anonymous No.55442219]

>>55440910
Retard. People are gullible idiots. I used to agree with you but I want my loans paid off and I make 150k in NC for just thinking, not even that hard too. The system pulled them in and told them it was right via social conditioning. The plan didn’t pay off for the sheep and now the Econ needs the discretionary spending. Let the apes buy Gucci and bottle service!

[Anonymous No.55442242]

>>55442219
You located in the Triangle by any chance?

[Anonymous No.55442281]

>>55442242
I work in fintech. That’s all I’m going to give you Dahmer.

[Anonymous No.55443480]

>>55440801
>debt slavery
I'm only 22 years old and I'm already full of debt, the meme is real guys, why can't everything just be work, eat, sleep and repeat? at this rate I'm going to have to buy OBAYC nfts to have an extra income