SpaceCoastVol
Jacked up on moonshine and testosterone
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Pay up? I've paid my loans back, so it ain't about me. It's about the next generation(s) behind me.
Ok if you say so...then those SSDI recipients who had their SSA health records released to the Dept of Education can sue the federal government for using the health info to forgive their loans lollol:
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Your claim that there is no HIPPA issue because information is just being transferred around inside the Federal government is simply wrong.
I don't know that this particular case involves a violation but the blanket statement you made is absolutely wrong.
It only punishes you if you worry about other people's finances.
I did not take out loans. I now pay taxes. Taxes Obama is taking money and giving to those who did take out loans. I am being punished (putting in, while getting nothing back) while those who are getting are best matching my contribution and at worst not putting anything in.
It's a drop in the defecit budget we don't need to make. And it's another case of rewarding those who did something wrong. And if you continue to reward wrong behaviour you are encouraging it.
you have problems with corporations running up debt and getting bailouts, but not people?
as "the next generation" this is full of crap. it punishes those of us who did it the right way, by not giving us the same handout.
Not my point, or his, and you know it. I am not going to answer the rest of your question. I will let my 7 year old niece explain it to you. She is in bed right now.
Now you're backtracking, because the loan forgiveness program is clearly what he is referencing as the "same handout".
So how is "it" punishing anyone if "it" hasn't raised the tax rate on anyone?
More national debt. Enough for it to be a punishment there.
And adding to that, taxes always go up to include more and more crap, this is more of that crap. So there may not be a "loan forgiveness tax" but I chalk this up to more welfare covered by more taxes.
Again this is fostering a system of ever increasing government safety nets, which is yes more taxes. We have to stop saying yes, I don't care how small it is. Say no and put the money somewhere it should go. Or maybe pay off the fricking debt. Not much hope of that.
Even if by some miracle the tax rate doesn't go up I will be making more money than I am now so I will paying in more $$$ than I am now, also "hopefully" at higher rate, so yes my taxes will go up and it will go towards this crap.
And beyond the tax thing, way more punishment out there than taxes. The direction this nation takes directly influences my life, life style and standard of living. Seeing as how I believe this will negatively effect those things in the long haul it sure feels like punishment for doing the "right" thing.
And beyond the tax thing, way more punishment out there than taxes. The direction this nation takes directly influences my life, life style and standard of living. Seeing as how I believe this will negatively effect those things in the long haul it sure feels like punishment for doing the "right" thing.
Your premise assumes that those SSDI recipients instructed the SSA to never release health info to other branches of the fed government. It's entirely possible hat they waived their HIPPA rights when they voluntarily attempted to prove their disability tot he Federal government.
Yea like I said, it is punishment if you concern yourself with other people's finances...or if you're jealous they got their loans forgiven and you did not.
Your same logic applies to any government subsidy - so if you are fine with forgiving student loans you should be fine with tax breaks for Big Oil.
Doesn't cost you a thing amirite?
