Pretty much. When everybody figures out that they can walk away from their obligations and cannot be made to honor them, hell on earth.
It would be nice to see it happen. Boy, I would love to be a fly on the wall to hear him sputter with outrage.
Liberals like him have an intellect a mile wide and a nanometer deep. Scratch the immediate surface and you encounter the hard illogic underneath.
Right underneath.
Stands up and applauds.
I Read the original article and was appalled.
I’ve seen others skip out on their obligations. When informed that if they don’t pay, someone else will have to, they just shrug. We have a younger generation which thinks it’s entitled to everything, but they don’t have to pay for it. At one time, there would have been a certain amount of shame in such behavior. Now people don’t care.
And here I am, someone who paid back every penny of my loan. I must be stupid in his eyes. Actually, I’m not a thief.
We’re not lost yet. The jerk who abused a nice woman at C-fil-A is still jobless and nearly homeless. This jerk who defaulted on his loans because he’s completely amoral may yet receive a similar form of justice. I’m worried though. They actually feel like they can spout their evil in public, and some people are sympathetic to them. We have to work on properly guiding our children and grandchildren before leftism becomes a majority value system in our country.
I’m 73,,,and I got my college education with the help of driving a bus, being a janitor, being a soda jerk and with the help of a student loan. Took me six years to “work through college” at Indiana University. I didn’t even go to the graduation ceremony because I had a new job. But a day I remember most was 3 years later when my new wife and I walked into the bank with our final payment on my student loan. We handed it to an officer of the bank and he shook my hand and gave me the “receipt.” Looking back over all those years...that moment is one that is still crystal clear. That was the first financial commitment I had honored. And it set a precedent for my life that I used for a lifetime. People who default on a student loan default on life, forever being theives and wards of the state. They think they are gaming the system, but the system now owns their souls...lost forever. They try to sound “proud” of it...but they are feeling an emptiness I have never felt. Defaulting on a student loan is an early default on life (as I knew it).