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Toon: Indicators of the real economy (Original Post)
n2doc
Jun 2013
OP
I really don't think these young people will ever be able to pay off these loans.
MichiganVote
Jun 2013
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DreamGypsy
(2,252 posts)1. Efforts by elected representatives to solve real economic problems...
... asymptotically approaching negative infinity.
MichiganVote
(21,086 posts)2. Never a good thing to have young people out of work in any society.
But of course, the numbnuts of Congress are about 20 years behind that reality. Jesus......
baldguy
(36,649 posts)3. 20 years will be just about the time students will be paying off the loans.
MichiganVote
(21,086 posts)4. I really don't think these young people will ever be able to pay off these loans.
baldguy
(36,649 posts)5. I'll add "if they're lucky"
MichiganVote
(21,086 posts)6. This generation will need a lot of luck. But I guess we needed it too.
Skittles
(153,160 posts)7. CORRECT