"Investing in Americans is actually hard. Really hard. It costs money time and effort to make a person productive. It's a short term loss. So I'm planning to cancel student debt and create teams of advisors to help graduates into employment and advise employers on getting the best from them"
Why would a guy who grew up on daddies emerald mine money know anything about struggle. I saw a clip of his mom talking about how they struggled to move up from a one bedroom apartment to a two bedroom apartment and how hard her husband worked.
You know, the rags to riches story of a family scraping by to make ends meet that somehow got an emerald mine, exotic cars, and large houses that nobody mentions.
How would cancelling student debt improve outcomes? Those people were already educated. We should be cutting admission costs looking forward, the people who already took out loans aren't going to un-learn things if they have to keep paying loans, whereas many potentially talented people will skip higher education if it is too expensive.
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u/The_Fox_Confessor 1d ago
He could have wrote
"Investing in Americans is actually hard. Really hard. It costs money time and effort to make a person productive. It's a short term loss. So I'm planning to cancel student debt and create teams of advisors to help graduates into employment and advise employers on getting the best from them"
But no he has to be a douche.