You’re right, I am actually against socialist programs. And I had already paid 1/3 of the mortgage that first year. I didn’t need that $7500 interest free loan. But to not utilize it would be just plain stupid.
I vote against big government, and socialist programs every time I vote… and I mean Every time. But I keep losing, and as punishment I’ll just have to take that $7500 and use it in some way that will help prepare my kids to pay back the Huge debt load immorally forced upon them.
[quote=briansd1]BuyerWillEPB, remember that public education is a “socialist” program also. In many ways, you’re a product of a socialist system.[/quote]
Public education is socialist? Really? I had no idea.
[quote=briansd1]BuyerWillEPB, remember that public education is a “socialist” program also. In many ways, you’re a product of a socialist system.[/quote]
Public education is socialist? Really? I had no idea.
[quote=briansd1]BuyerWillEPB, remember that public education is a “socialist” program also. In many ways, you’re a product of a socialist system.[/quote]
Public education is socialist? Really? I had no idea.
[quote=briansd1]BuyerWillEPB, remember that public education is a “socialist” program also. In many ways, you’re a product of a socialist system.[/quote]
Public education is socialist? Really? I had no idea.
[quote=briansd1]BuyerWillEPB, remember that public education is a “socialist” program also. In many ways, you’re a product of a socialist system.[/quote]
Public education is socialist? Really? I had no idea.
briansd1, again you are correct. However, I did end up with a little bit of PRIVATE student loan debt after the experience. Thankfully, Qualcomm there in SD helped me with that through their stock shares.
By the way, we are ALL a product of a socialist system these days in America. After I traveled around China for 3 months, a supposedly communist country, I was surprised to see what true capitalism looks like on the streets of china.
And yes, if you didn’t know… China has NO public health care plan. And they ‘claim’ to be communist.
briansd1, again you are correct. However, I did end up with a little bit of PRIVATE student loan debt after the experience. Thankfully, Qualcomm there in SD helped me with that through their stock shares.
By the way, we are ALL a product of a socialist system these days in America. After I traveled around China for 3 months, a supposedly communist country, I was surprised to see what true capitalism looks like on the streets of china.
And yes, if you didn’t know… China has NO public health care plan. And they ‘claim’ to be communist.
briansd1, again you are correct. However, I did end up with a little bit of PRIVATE student loan debt after the experience. Thankfully, Qualcomm there in SD helped me with that through their stock shares.
By the way, we are ALL a product of a socialist system these days in America. After I traveled around China for 3 months, a supposedly communist country, I was surprised to see what true capitalism looks like on the streets of china.
And yes, if you didn’t know… China has NO public health care plan. And they ‘claim’ to be communist.
briansd1, again you are correct. However, I did end up with a little bit of PRIVATE student loan debt after the experience. Thankfully, Qualcomm there in SD helped me with that through their stock shares.
By the way, we are ALL a product of a socialist system these days in America. After I traveled around China for 3 months, a supposedly communist country, I was surprised to see what true capitalism looks like on the streets of china.
And yes, if you didn’t know… China has NO public health care plan. And they ‘claim’ to be communist.
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