I have no presidential candidate to vote for and spanish bad word thread

[ChiComCat]

The ISideWith favors Bernie because it knows his stance on everything (to his credit).  If they don't know the candidate's stance, they assume you disagree with them.

[CNS]

Wacky, Based on what?

[ChiComCat]

Wacky, Based on what?

What Rush told him

[420seriouscat69]

Wacky, Based on what?

What Rush told him

Don't be an idiot, chicat. Just because I shared that my dad listened to him as I was a kid, doesn't mean I tune into him at work, hippy. I'm surprised he's still on the air. Giving away free everything, will teeter totter the economy. Education? Schools, professors, etc. will lose their asses.

[ChiComCat]

Wacky, Based on what?

What Rush told him

Don't be an idiot, chicat. Just because I shared that my dad listened to him as I was a kid, doesn't mean I tune into him at work, hippy. I'm surprised he's still on the air. Giving away free everything, will teeter totter the economy. Education? Schools, professors, etc. will lose their asses.

I don't know what you are talking about with the dad thing.  It was a joke.  Calm down.  Anyways, Bernie wouldn't be able to do 95% of what he wants to.

[420seriouscat69]

Sorry, i've mentioned several times down hear that I had to listen to rush 24/7 growing up because of my dad. I just thought it was a jab. That makes me feel better, if it's true (crap not getting passed).

[420seriouscat69]

He does fascinate me tho!

http://www.dailywire.com/news/2774/here-are-bernie-sanders-top-10-wackiest-ideas-aaron-bandler?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=011216-news&utm_campaign=benshapiro

[Cire]

Rubio's tax plan is the most crazy thing you'll ever read.

[MakeItRain]

Wacky, Based on what?

What Rush told him

Don't be an idiot, chicat. Just because I shared that my dad listened to him as I was a kid, doesn't mean I tune into him at work, hippy. I'm surprised he's still on the air. Giving away free everything, will teeter totter the economy. Education? Schools, professors, etc. will lose their asses.

 

[CNS]

Free ed would be a great investment.  I mean, those newly educated ppl get decent paying jobs and will pay taxes on higher earnings.  This is a great idea, especially in the shadow of a bunch of boomers getting ready to start pulling social security.

[420seriouscat69]

But what do you say to the generation of ppl that are already buried in student debt? "Sorry, you weren't born late enough. They have the advantage now coming out debt free"". 

[Rage Against the McKee]

But what do you say to the generation of ppl that are already buried in student debt? "Sorry, you weren't born late enough. They have the advantage now coming out debt free"". 

You get what you agreed to.

[420seriouscat69]

Seems fair. Especially for everyone.

[CNS]

But what do you say to the generation of ppl that are already buried in student debt? "Sorry, you weren't born late enough. They have the advantage now coming out debt free"". 

Yep.  That's how it works.  You can't vote on things based on what was fair for those in the past.  If you don't change anything, things stay the same.  Do you like how things are now as far as student debt is concerned?

[420seriouscat69]

But what do you say to the generation of ppl that are already buried in student debt? "Sorry, you weren't born late enough. They have the advantage now coming out debt free"". 

You get what you agreed to.

I'll also take it, that most ppl with this viewpoint, had mommy and daddy pay for their college.

[CNS]

Wacks, keep in mind that you have talked about having kids.  You want them saddled with student debt?  You want them choosing a degree based on ridic cost of tuition vs something lesser. 

[Rage Against the McKee]

But what do you say to the generation of ppl that are already buried in student debt? "Sorry, you weren't born late enough. They have the advantage now coming out debt free"". 

You get what you agreed to.

I'll also take it, that most ppl with this viewpoint, had mommy and daddy pay for their college.

They paid a little bit, but I had a job and scholarships to pay for most of it.

[420seriouscat69]

But what do you say to the generation of ppl that are already buried in student debt? "Sorry, you weren't born late enough. They have the advantage now coming out debt free"". 

Yep.  That's how it works.  You can't vote on things based on what was fair for those in the past.  If you don't change anything, things stay the same.  Do you like how things are now as far as student debt is concerned?

Well no. I would change the dependent and independent status view by the government as well. This is a major cluster. You're a dependent, if you're under the age of 24, not married, or haven't had a child. All the things they tell you not to do growing up. For some reason, dependent students get slapped on the hand for this. Less option for government loan support, no chance at grants, many turn to private loans, etc. We have for profit schools out there taking advantage of independent funds, because they don't know where to use their grant money and excess funds. It's a mumped up world, guys.

[420seriouscat69]

Wacks, keep in mind that you have talked about having kids.  You want them saddled with student debt?  You want them choosing a degree based on ridic cost of tuition vs something lesser.

No. I agree with this.

[CNS]

But what do you say to the generation of ppl that are already buried in student debt? "Sorry, you weren't born late enough. They have the advantage now coming out debt free"". 

Yep.  That's how it works.  You can't vote on things based on what was fair for those in the past.  If you don't change anything, things stay the same.  Do you like how things are now as far as student debt is concerned?

Well no. I would change the dependent and independent status view by the government as well. This is a major cluster. You're a dependent, if you're under the age of 24, not married, or haven't had a child. All the things they tell you not to do growing up. For some reason, dependent students get slapped on the hand for this. Less option for government loan support, no chance at grants, many turn to private loans, etc. We have for profit schools out there taking advantage of independent funds, because they don't know where to use their grant money and excess funds. It's a mumped up world, guys.

You know what grants are?  The govt giving you free college. 

You want private loans better handled, vote for the guy talking about student debt and college cost being a problem.  Not the guy telling you that banks and biz should be unregulated.

[420seriouscat69]

1st year college student:

Dependent: Loan option amount: $5,500 Grants: 98% of time- Zero

Independent: Loan option amount: $9,500 Grants: $5,600

Those numbers increase every year you're in college for independents, but barely for dependents. I'm shocked this issue is never brought up.

[CNS]

Classification doesn't solve a bunch anyway.  I am saving for my kids college.  Even if my kid could be declared independent at age 18, they would get some of their college paid for by me.  They would have to report that as an asset, I assume, and therefore that would be taken against their need for grants. 

The only ppl that benefit from the change in classification are those who have no savings for college and have no one else who has savings for their college.

[420seriouscat69]

The only ppl that benefit from the change in classification are those who have no savings for college and have no one else who has savings for their college.

I should have taken that baseball scholarship, but cats!!!

[Rage Against the McKee]

But what do you say to the generation of ppl that are already buried in student debt? "Sorry, you weren't born late enough. They have the advantage now coming out debt free"". 

Yep.  That's how it works.  You can't vote on things based on what was fair for those in the past.  If you don't change anything, things stay the same.  Do you like how things are now as far as student debt is concerned?

Well no. I would change the dependent and independent status view by the government as well. This is a major cluster. You're a dependent, if you're under the age of 24, not married, or haven't had a child. All the things they tell you not to do growing up. For some reason, dependent students get slapped on the hand for this. Less option for government loan support, no chance at grants, many turn to private loans, etc. We have for profit schools out there taking advantage of independent funds, because they don't know where to use their grant money and excess funds. It's a mumped up world, guys.

Your parents are supposed to cover half of your expenses to claim you as a dependent. At the very least, they should be giving you a large portion of their tax savings by making that claim if they aren't paying for your insurance or helping out with school. You could claim your exemption when you do your taxes, and the IRS would sort it out. Of course, if you value your relationship with your parents, that probably isn't the best idea.

[420seriouscat69]

If your parents don't make a lot, it doesn't matter. You can ask for a parent plus loan, but it's under their name and a household of non-smart money making moves doesn't want to do that. Not only my family, but I saw it every day when I worked in the industry. Seeing kids cry because they realized they couldn't afford college was depressing as crap. Just because some (not all) had shitty parents that wanted to sit on their hands when it came to filing for student loans for their dependent children.