Wonketteers are all latte-drinking Prius-driving libruls, so they are all probably avid New York Times readers who are very familiar with the Times' ongoing series on income inequality, "The Great Divide." But just in case! Today's installment is a cheery essay by Joseph Stiglitz, titled "Student Debt and the Crushing of the American Dream." Doesn't that sound like a fun read? According to Stiglitz, Amercia is being ruined forever by student loan debt, because Poors have the audacity to think they can improve their socio-economic statuses by taking on crushing debt and getting an education. This, of course, is a myth: a law passed in 2005 made it basically impossible to
Drive a Prius but don't care for expensive, watery milkshakes. Is it okay to be outraged anyway?
Maybe we could persuade hedge funds to hire community college students or (gasp) mere high school graduates. They could hardly do worse than trustifarian Ivy League grads at destroying the economy.
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that or work as a stripper
that would have been some must-see TV
Drive a Prius but don't care for expensive, watery milkshakes. Is it okay to be outraged anyway?
Maybe we could persuade hedge funds to hire community college students or (gasp) mere high school graduates. They could hardly do worse than trustifarian Ivy League grads at destroying the economy.
Ooooh, thanks for reminding me, my payment is late.
$9K in 1980? What?
Or some illegal Mexicans, they have plenty of experience with hedges, and lawns, and trees...
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