Tummy Ache Survivor Vintage T-Shirt

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I’m fine with forgiving student debt, but I would much rather see a fix to the Tummy Ache Survivor Vintage T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this college system where people are paying 10’s of thousands of dollars to go to school. Forgiving debt for 1 generation is like taking pain meds to cure cancer. Sure, you don’t hurt right now, but you’ve still got cancer. It’s a start, but it’s futile if it’s all we do. Yes millions of people. And millions more who made difficult decisions about what schools to attend and what majors to pursue to minimize their debt. Yes, and also those that won’t benefit because they were so far underwater that they refinanced to try and do the right thing and will continue to have the debt after this. Of course there are. People who sacrificed to pay off loans. People who never went to college themselves. People for whom student loan payments aren’t onerous. Any time the government is spending massive amounts of money for the benefit of a small group of people, the people not benefitting will of course object. Would you object if the government decided to do a general mortgage amnesty?

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Frankly, I don’t understand why “Change the Tummy Ache Survivor Vintage T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this way student loans are administered so they’re in line with other loans” isn’t the go to talking point. There are some unique situations. For example, I know someone who used professional financial advice to pay off their loan by taking on an extra job, then rolling it into another loan. It lowered their interest, I believe. So, by doing something “smart,” their loan won’t be forgiven. And, to be clear, this is someone who could use the money, is at risk of losing their very modest home, and is completely overworked. This isn’t to say everyone else should be punished, but it’s gonna sting for the people who worked two jobs to pay off their loans while their peers went on vacations. Again, you can certainly support someone that brings you no personal benefit, but we should at least acknowledge that some people might feel slighted. This doesn’t affect me personally, but I do have empathy for those with loans and those who worked off or paid their loans. I’d also love to see more attention on lowering the cost of colleges versus inflation and more jobs pushing for trade schools or alternatives. Otherwise, we’ll just be back here again in a few years.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.