@robin_j_brooks no, it was predictable TO A POINT, beyond that point your model breaks down....and that point, from everything we've heard, is the end of April
@princessmia27@JessiDanielle03@Raindropsmedia1 irrelevant since the first thing someone following someone else would say would be that they live in the house. You all need to chill now, nobody buys this shit anymore
@MaryLit88784847 @ItsmeNathalieAS@elonmusk naturally there people who take advantage of it, but those are everywhere. This is simply a culling effort and, while there isn't - necessarily - anything wrong with this strategy, there does need to be a follow up plan for maintaining services people depend on
@wil_da_beast630 loaded question. If we already have pseudoquotas under the guise of "equity" then we're already halfway there. What remains is removing the determination of association from the govt and returning it back to the people
@IceIceBrand0n@christopherrufo 1) overturn the law making college debt non-dischargeable in bankruptcy
2) make colleges on the hook for student loans
3) yeah the credit thing needs to be reworked
4) discharge it ONCE all the above, at a minimum, have been done, but take it out of elite college funds
@kevindaveron@wesyang@MaxNordau there is unquestionably an argument for that, but part of that would also mean holding them accountable in the absence of mass immigration to the jobs they had. While this wouldn't have been a problem in the 1960s, the black community's work ethic has been destroyed by progs now
@IceIceBrand0n@christopherrufo exactly. the easiest way to solve the tuition crisis as well as deal with the prog social engineering coming from the universities is to make THEM co-sign the loan docs so if the degree they give the student can't pay the loan, the Unis are on the hook. Would solve both problems
@Imasloth@RealPeterLeo@MrAndyNgo And how many people participating in the 2020 riots that burned govt buildings down have had the full weight of govt law brought down upon them?