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Chomper Higgot

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  1. I’m very much aware of that. So where’s the $100,000+ on English literature or History?
  2. Which kind of backs up my assertion that $80,000 a year isn’t a lot of money.
  3. Federal Student Debt is excluded from bankruptcy settlement, the last administration saw to that.
  4. Well yes, educated people tend to earn good salaries. Not always, but in general they do. They also pay higher taxes and contribute to the economy.
  5. It’s not a high salary, not by a very long way.
  6. Truck drivers are looking down the barrel of being replaced by self drive vehicles. It’s not a job I’d advise anyone to go into right now.
  7. Can provide evidence of people accumulating $100,000+ studying English Literature or History?
  8. Because incomes of graduates are skewed higher than those of non graduates. But please, $80,000 per year is not a lot of money. It’s not by any means a high income.
  9. The line has to drawn somewhere. Wherever it is drawn you’d be handed a rightwing talking point to regurgitate here. The cut-off includes around 95 % of people holding student debt and only excludes the wealthy.
  10. No individual with an annual income over $125,000 is getting any of this relief. It’s going to middle income and low income individuals. And remember the Rightwing bleat, it’s the rich who pay most the taxes.
  11. Yes we do, but we also need lots of other kinds of education too. https://www.arts.gov/news/press-releases/2018/arts-contribute-more-760-billion-us-economy
  12. The aforementioned ‘Dance people’ don’t exist. This has been explained to you.
  13. The Government already took the money. And the money hasn’t disappeared, the recipients of the loan relief now have more disposable income, which gets spent, creates economic activity and generates taxes.
  14. I recall Barr making the remarks ‘Death is inevitable, legacies are meaningless’ it was chilling, a clear statement that he willingly regarded himself a pawn in the crimes he knew he was committing. His objective, theocratic control of the US, Trump a stepping stone along the route. He is a cold, calculating, evil man.
  15. Brace for the ‘extinction burst’.
  16. I commented earlier that surely the FBI, Pentagon and US security services are assuming the TS/SCI documents Trump stole and illegally stored at Mar-a-Largo were seen by US adversaries. Well look who got through Mar-a-Largo ‘security’: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/aug/27/fake-heiress-infiltrates-mar-a-lago-trump
  17. Once again, unsubstantiated nonsense. You don’t have the data, but you make the assertion.
  18. I’m sure you could construct an argument without relying on fallacious rightwing tropes. Nobody is studying’Lesbian Ballet’: https://bestaccreditedcolleges.org/articles/careers-and-education/can-you-get-a-degree-in-lesbian-dance-theory.html
  19. It also says that’s the average. An average which includes those Ivy school grads, many starting on very high salaries and therefore screwing the average. You can’t make the case by using averages while ignoring granulated data already already presented.
  20. You do understand averages, don’t you. …. I thought it was the hyper rich who are paying all the taxes?
  21. Each State has a slate of ‘official and lawfully appointed electors’. Put a pin in that.
  22. You obviously know as little about Whiskey as you do about how the justice system works. I’ll do you another deal. When Trump is thrown on gaol (and I don’t mind waiting) I’ll bring along a real whiskey for the two of us to sit face to face and drink. You’ll get two educations that night, one will be an introduction to real whiskey. Johnny Walker… are you trying to insult people?!
  23. Sorry, I don’t bet against the DOJ. Stick around, we’re going to have some fun.
  24. I suggest a little more patience. Justice is coming.
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