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CMV: Student loan debt shouldn't be cancelled before addressing the underlying issues

If student loan debt is cancelled without treating the underlying reasons why there's so much debt, the problem will be even worse for future generations. 

University's will dramatically increase prices because now the cost doesn't matter as people will assume the government will just eliminate the debt down the road. Without addressing why tuition is so high today then we will be in the same place 4 years from now with a new group of grads with astronomical debt. 

I understand this will help people today but I cant possibly see the positives for anyone in college or about to enter it.
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Student loan debt should be cancelled while we are addressing the underlying issues because the devastating impacts of the debt on students, families, and the economy during a global pandemic are happening right now as we type. Your view is analogous to not stenting a wound because a hospital is right around the corner where it can be sewn up, or not capping an oil spill until we figure out where the leaks coming from. This stuff takes time to investigate and implement measures. Your argument assumes the underlying issue can be fixed immediately. Your argument may be, “well loans are paused so why can’t we address it now while the bleeding isn’t causing any damage.” But, the truth is, without cancellation, we’re all foregoing buying cars, houses, having children, starting businesses because the student loans are out there. Those who truly want the economy to prosper and who read the expert studies know that this is a good thing that should be done now.