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Leftists are still complaining about their student loans they willingly took out and decided to not pay off more aggressively. Take oneshotstavern on TT. He admits he has extra money and a house. So he could’ve paid off his loans sooner but chose not to. He’s irresponsible.
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Find a marketable skill, take ownership of the financial mistake you made, and pay it off. Stop whining.

Stop whining indeed. Maybe that’s why no one wants to hire him.

Maybe instead of spending money on hair dye and tattoos you put that money to your student loans. Also the fact that you graduated but never learned about how interest worked makes me think they didn't teach you anything & maybe that is why you cant get a job in your field. Why cant people learn to do w/o when they need tompay off debt? Back in the day I had a simple flip phone with a basic phone plan. Cancel cable, internet, shop frugally, and stop eating out. FYI internet is still free at the library.

That hair dye is certainly not going to help him get a job in most places that pay well. Plus, like you said, it was wasted money that should’ve gone to his loans. Every bit counts.

Let me guess. He's mad at Trump right? Not the universities and professors who lied to him. And of course, he thinks the hard working Americans who didn't go to college should pay off his loan. Right?

Yes they did tell you, in the paperwork you signed your name to when you took out the loan…idiot ✌🏼❤️🇺🇸

There’s that. 😆

After college, I got a job working for a wealthy family as a live in nanny. My housing, food and vehicle were covered and I made good money. I sent 90% of my earnings to pay off my school loans. I got them paid off quickly. I only had $450 left when I got married.

Good for you. Just goes to show what a person with the right priorities can do.

Student loans are a trap set by bloated universities and D.C. bureaucrats. The real issue? Colleges jack up tuition while taxpayers foot the bill for administrative bloat. Why rush to pay off 2.5% loans when inflation’s eating the debt and markets outperform rates? Smart borrowers leverage income-driven plans while Washington burns cash on foreign aid and DEI grants. Prioritizing loan payoff over wealth-building just props up a broken system. Let’s audit these universities instead of shaming grads for playing the game D.C. rigged. The numbers behind tuition hikes and administrative waste demand daylight—see the receipts:
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