To: TigerClaws
So, then, I guess if you walk out of a store with a TV and say "I only found out after I walked out that it cost 1000$" You should be able to keep the TV and have the government pay it back for you.
23 posted on
01/30/2016 7:40:25 PM PST by
tinyowl
(A equals A, And C Edmund Wright thinks I am an idiot and a Trump Sycophant)
To: tinyowl
No one is going to let you out of a store with $1000 or more in goods without signing a contract. Your response is specious.
94 posted on
01/30/2016 9:36:31 PM PST by
Axenolith
(Government blows, and that which governs least, blows least...)
To: tinyowl
“So, then, I guess if you walk out of a store with a TV and say “I only found out after I walked out that it cost 1000$” You should be able to keep the TV and have the government pay it back for you.”
People do this every day - they buy stuff with credit cards and then discover they can’t pay them back. The creditor assumes all risk.
Student loans should be no different.
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