Student Loan/Grant Changes in HC Bill: Good Enough?

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    1. Comment by AnimeFanPan on 14 December 2010:

      I don’t likey fed government loan

    2. Comment by SupremePenguinTone on 14 December 2010:

      ALL education in Cuba is free

    3. Comment by SupremePenguinTone on 14 December 2010:

      Capitalism is like a spider, the web is getting tighter
      I’m struggling like a fighter, just to bust loose
      It’s like a noose asyphyxiation sets in
      Just when I think I’m free it seems to me the spider steps in
      This web is made of money made of greed made of me
      Of what I have become in a parasite economy

    4. Comment by Robfenix on 14 December 2010:

      It is exactly like endentured servitude. It is exactly like share cropping too.

    5. Comment by jtboll00 on 14 December 2010:

      @MaicoMoon umm loan means you have to pay it back dude.. maybe you are thinking of student grants??

    6. Comment by lostinseganet on 14 December 2010:

      Love the bottom, but they are a tad low…

    7. Comment by MaicoMoon on 14 December 2010:

      Isn’t this how the student loans already work? WTF? Free money you don’t have to pay back?

    8. Comment by emecham1 on 14 December 2010:

      Ana for president!

    9. Comment by beancube2010 on 14 December 2010:

      With our current technology, Harvest schools? (just as an example. I’m not saying they are the best over the world) should be everywhere (or even to oversea countries) free of charge. Communication is the basic of education and trainings, please push more advance programming technology into education.

    10. Comment by diamlierx on 14 December 2010:

      anas boobs greatest boobs ever period

    11. Comment by Lobos222 on 14 December 2010:

      I do not agree with TYT.
      Equality of Opportunity, yes agree, but it should benefit the system and society as a whole as well. Or else it might risk lowering the EO for people that comes afterwords (cost/gain).

      “Tying” highly educated people “down” for a while until there settled is beneficial for the system so that they dont leave the moment there finished withe the education.

      For lower level schooling it should be free, but for higher you should be forced to take up loans, or similar.

    12. Comment by lyfecom on 14 December 2010:

      i been fucking saying that for years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      everyone of my speech in school or paper or essay or letter to the school was about this topic!!!!!!!!!!

    13. Comment by GodAthie on 14 December 2010:

      the more money students get the more colleges will charge…

      its basic economics unless you put price restrictions its pointless

    14. Comment by chaseef on 14 December 2010:

      What is the progressive explanation for high tuitions?

    15. Comment by chaseef on 14 December 2010:

      Also because the debt is guaranteed, the banks end up lending much more of it than they otherwise would.
      It allows universities to raise their prices without losing students, and kids end up graduated six figures in debt.

    16. Comment by chaseef on 14 December 2010:

      Cenk is getting it though.

      The government subsidies are also the reason the tuitions are so high.

      Its simple supply and demand. When you subsidize something you get more of it. More demand = higher prices.

    17. Comment by chaseef on 14 December 2010:

      Anas comment at the beggining was so ill informed.

    18. Comment by HungryNomadicLion on 14 December 2010:

      I worked 50 hours a week and slept in my car for six months to finish my bachelor’s degree and pay my way through college, despite a tour in Iraq and getting an honorable discharge from the Marine Corps Reserves. I’ve got tens of thousands of dollars in loans and no job in my field so far. But you know what, it is all my fault, I should have worked harder. The government shouldn’t give me any help because that would be socialism. The TV says socialism is bad. :(

    19. Comment by greg5566 on 14 December 2010:

      @eqsmooth Dear stupid person. Exactly two inches above your comment toppless09 ASKED ME WHY.

      She’s not dumb, exactly, just not insightful. She is mildly attractive in a plain way. She has nice titties (which I’ve mentioned before). But she’s not “hot.” I’d be happy taking her home to mother, she just drags Cenk’s show to a grinding halt.

      However, wait a minute. I never even said anything about her looks–why are you objectifying her?

    20. Comment by eqsmooth on 14 December 2010:

      @halcyon0830

      FRIGHTENED
      DEMORALIZED
      UNEDUCATED
      &
      UNHEALTHY

      YOU COULD AT LEAST BE MORE ORIGINAL THAN GLENN BECK

      SIMPLY SPEWING WHAT ROGER AILES WANTS YOU TO. You’ve been FOXED in the ASS.

      Stupid fuck.

    21. Comment by eqsmooth on 14 December 2010:

      @greg5566 who cares who you dislike. She’s not dumb and she is very good looking in a normal way. A little baby fat here, a few too many D’s in her cup size. But she ‘s hot.

    22. Comment by siggensax on 14 December 2010:

      Well. Here in Norway, which is supposedly the best country to live in, and we have single payer healthcare, one of the highest gdp per capita in the world, here we still uses plasters. There are so many fees to buy that our cars is about the oldest in the world. We are socialists, and yes, me make a lot of money (oil), but there are few new products here, products that is quite old in the US. Competition is needed.

    23. Comment by siggensax on 14 December 2010:

      No! I dont think cars should cost 15 000$,, its just stupid! Why dont the gov´t just make the prices lower! oooh, they world is just stupid…

      Thats basically what she is saying.

    24. Comment by forwhatitworth1 on 14 December 2010:

      Starting this year, Social Security is in deficit, and treasury has to pay off by printing money. HC Bill did not go far enough to address the source, reduce waste and make health care affordable. They could have allowed nurses to practice some of the work done by doctors at fraction of costs.

    25. Comment by meadowsirl on 14 December 2010:

      i live in Ireland, i left my higher bachelors degree with €3000 of government money in my pocket, i lazed about for a while and used the money to start my own business.

      if i was a american i would fucking kill myself.

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