Million Student March

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This video proves
1) that my generation is soft.
2) They don;t know how the government or economy works.
3) They literally think that money is just out there waiting to pay for all this free stuff.
And 4) They are learning nothing in college and that includes math.

The whole Million Student March is nothing but the work of George Soros/ The Ferguson Effect.

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kev20 said:
um, nope.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zmji36q8E4o[/youtube]
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They found $800 billion in TARP money to bailout the bad bets the Too Big To Fail banks made in 2008, yet we ask where the money will come from to write off $1 trillion in student loan debts?

The students have a better case than the banks do.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
They found $800 billion in TARP money to bailout the bad bets the Too Big To Fail banks made in 2008, yet we ask where the mooney will come from to write off $1 trillion in student loan debts?

The students have a better case than the banks do.
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Actually the banks had a better case. The U.S. didn't want a bailout. They had packaged their bad assets together and were going to have HSBC and Barclays buy them at the price of almost nothing which would have averted crisis. But the exchequer of Britain wouldn't allow it so they turned to the government which owned the banks a favor since they had bailed the government out once before.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
They found $800 billion in TARP money to bailout the bad bets the Too Big To Fail banks made in 2008, yet we ask where the money will come from to write off $1 trillion in student loan debts?

The students have a better case than the banks do.
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the video response was an answer to his "is this a joke" question. but a one-off seems like small potatoes to a program that runs in perpetuity.
 
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If you tax the 1% at 100% you barely get 1$ trillion in new taxes.
 

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Rasputin_Vol said:
They found $800 billion in TARP money to bailout the bad bets the Too Big To Fail banks made in 2008, yet we ask where the money will come from to write off $1 trillion in student loan debts?

The students have a better case than the banks do.
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No they dont have a better case. These people are just wanting free handouts. They feel just because the 1% are very successful, that they should foot the bill for everything. Thats BS.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
They found $800 billion in TARP money to bailout the bad bets the Too Big To Fail banks made in 2008, yet we ask where the money will come from to write off $1 trillion in student loan debts?

The students have a better case than the banks do.
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No they don't. Defaulting student loans will not implode the economy. We are going to start this argument about the high cost of education and how it's big business' fault again aren't we? $100,000 in student loans to get a degree that pays $35,000/year is not anybody 's fault but the student's. Sorry if you don't like that, but it true. That girl in the video is an i-d-iot.
 
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People like this are the ones that want their student loans paid for and college to be free. It's not our fault you major in a field that makes no money at all.
 

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carlos86 said:
Actually the banks had a better case. The U.S. didn't want a bailout. They had packaged their bad assets together and were going to have HSBC and Barclays buy them at the price of almost nothing which would have averted crisis. But the exchequer of Britain wouldn't allow it so they turned to the government which owned the banks a favor since they had bailed the government out once before.
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So explain to me why it was better for the taxpayers to bail them out instead of Barclays and HSBC?
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
So explain to me why it was better for the taxpayers to bail them out instead of Barclays and HSBC?
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Barclays and HSBC would not have been able to buy the assets in time. The Chancellor of the Exchequer of Great Britain had delayed the transaction. Causing the banks to Turn to the U.S. Government. Since the banks had bailed the U.S. Government before they owed the banks one.
 
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I just watched the video with that goofy Keely chick.

Omg....

We are doomed if this is the product of this generation.
 
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