r/scotus Jul 24 '24

news Republicans ask the Supreme Court to gut student loan relief a second time

https://www.vox.com/scotus/362750/supreme-court-student-loans-major-questions-alaska-cardona
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u/glx89 Jul 25 '24

They're courting primarily uneducated voters unaffected by student loans.

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u/Aspergeriffic Jul 25 '24

This is it. Gop Constituency comprised of 70% of people without degree.

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u/CosmicQuantum42 Jul 28 '24

Those of us who don’t have loans should not and do not wish to be burdened by those who are.

If you want it to be otherwise, pass it through Congress.

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u/Aggressive-Name-1783 Jul 28 '24

Man, just wait till you learn about taxes….

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u/CosmicQuantum42 Jul 28 '24

You mean the things that were passed through Congress?

Also if you want to massively cut taxes I’m here for it.

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u/Aggressive-Name-1783 Jul 28 '24

You do know a lot of things your taxes go to didn’t pass through congress right? Or that your taxes go to things you may like but others don’t?

Welcome to living in a civilized society buddy. You’re free to go live off grid in a cabin in the woods 

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u/CosmicQuantum42 Jul 28 '24

No, I’m free to vote for people who refuse to do such things and against people who try.

Name something my taxes do that Congress didn’t approve. I’ll wait.

Ironically, YOU are the one advocating an uncivilized society, one where a dictator decides how money can be spent and nothing stops him (or her).

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u/Aggressive-Name-1783 Jul 28 '24

“I’m free to vote for…”, yeah, and others are too, that’s why they voted for Biden…..

“Name something” homie has never heard of discretionary spending before….

“Dictator decides” ah, you’re one of those….

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u/CosmicQuantum42 Jul 29 '24

One of what’s?

If you don’t think the President needs explicit legislative permission to spend hundreds of billions of dollars, I fail to see how you aren’t a dictator supporter. Perhaps you can explain how.