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CMV: College debt should not be canceled, and it is unfair to thousands of people who paid theirs off.

Student loan debt has become a hot topic in the current political environment. Politicians are marketing plans which aim to eliminate the vast amount of student debt currently held in the U.S. 

I believe that the cancellation of this debt would be inherently unfair to the millions of people who lived well below their means to aggressively pay off loans. It would also be unfair to the thousands of students who made fiscally responsible decisions to attended a lower-cost institution, in order to not put themselves in a mountain of debt. 

It appears to me that people who take at student debt are immune to any kind of criticism. If I were to take out a massive car, house, or personal loan, people would label me irresponsible. Somehow the same rules do not apply to student debt. 

I am not arguing against;

A) the exponentially rising cost of college (clearly a crisis, and something should be done about this)

B) government sponsored payment plans, or government refinancing loans to lower interest rates

I am arguing that if you signed a document to borrow X amount of money, the onus is on you to repay it. It should not be canceled.
gpt
>I believe that the cancellation of this debt would be inherently unfair to the millions of people who lived well below their means to aggressively pay off loans. It would also be unfair to the thousands of students who made fiscally responsible decisions to attended a lower-cost institution, in order to not put themselves in a mountain of debt.

By this logic, no problem should ever be solved, because it would be unfair to the people who have already suffered from the problem.

>A) the exponentially rising cost of college (clearly a crisis, and something should be done about this)

Isn't this unfair to the people who already went to college? They got service X for price YYY, and now you want to give new people the same service for much less money.

>B) government sponsored payment plans, or government refinancing loans to lower interest rates

This is also a handout, just a much smaller one.