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That's why they said "just like we didn't"
Republicans would be against a cure for cancer if a liberal discovered it. >

Cure for cancer would be unfair to the pharmaceutical companies who provide cancer treatment, and think of the hospitals! >

If we cure the problem, think about all the companies that benefit off the problem!? They worked so hard exploiting the vulnerable, don't they deserve a 3rd home!? >

“Well you should have that about that before you became peasants!” >

It's you're fault for not being born privileged! >

Cancel the forgiveness of every single One of their PPP Loans, since a subscription president could do the same to the student loan forgiveness >

PPP loan Small town drama: Yea old guy in my town bought/ sold old cars corvettes, square body fords/ chevys. He also did some mechanic work for the townspeople. He had 3 employees: him, his wife/ secretary, one mechanic. He got the MAX he could (I don’t remember the $ amount).
All the sudden he has a fresh new lot of cars/trucks being worked on, painted, on sale/   display. Within a year He sells all of his fresh new lot. Sells the business because he is making so much $$ his books look amazing. 3-6 months after the sale he moves 1/4 mile up the road and opens up a new shop. Effectively starving the mechanic shop that bought the business. Old guy got the loan forgiven last I looked.
But I can’t get 5-10k on a loan I have been paying on for 5 years. “But it got you a higher paying job” yes from $16->20…. However, now that the company is desperate my work is hiring high schoolers in at my rate of pay…. Rant over >

Fun-er fact, it you report PPP fraud and the money is recouped you yourself get 15%. 
Who fucking knows if any of the scam PPP claimers (I mean, more than all the rest of them) have actually gotten in trouble, but it's worth dropping a dime anyway. >

Who the fuck we drop a dime to though? >

Shame there were so many bad actors trying to rip the government off.
For what it's worth my wife recieved a small PPP loan for her brick and mortar retail shop. It went straight to keeping staff on payroll even when the shop was closed due to COVID. >

"Our children deserve the right to drown in debt just like we didn't" is a strange hill to die on. >

Especially when a lot of the people that say things like that didn't even have to drown in debt.  College/Uni was much more affordable decades ago when they attended and, dependent on the school, could be completely covered with a minimum wage job with money to spare.