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      03-23-2024, 06:47 AM   #125
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Originally Posted by murderspice View Post
His point was that an educated citizen is likely to earn more money and therefore pay more taxes. So not only is the govt earning interest on that student’s loan, but also getting more tax revenue when that student goes on to earn an (ideally) increased salary (bc they have a higher paying job). Hence, “double dipping.”
As I previously responded, that is not “double dipping” but rather separate responsibilities. It is absurd to think a loan payment should be reduced because you need to pay more taxes as your income increases or that you should get a discount on taxes because you have a loan. It is simply an invalid attempt at making a point.
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