Why it doesn’t make sense to get into student loans?

Trust your inner voice:

Remember that time when you first filled out those FAFSA forms.  Most of us who did fill up those forms; Never actually started the process on our own.

Persuasion:

It was usually a guidance counselor, our legal guardian, one or both parents, alternatively, someone in charge of our care.  In some remote case, it was a significant other, like a boyfriend who helped your mother, fill-out those FAFSA forms because she was not fluent in English and needed someone that would help her in the process.

For a small minority group the process actually started with just $7500 dollars, as a parent plus loan.  The truth is that once this cycle of student loan debt starts, it’s difficult to stop it.  Today it is consider normal to finish a bachelor’s degree on the 6th year.  Specially, if a student transfers schools more than once and some of your credits are not accepted.  Additionally, for the fact that sometimes for administrative reasons professors are required to fail a few students because it is “statistically proven that not everyone passes this class”.

The point is that whenever you or someone else was first signing those Student Loan Forms, you had something inside of you telling you this was simply wrong.  It didn’t matter how persuasive and helpful those around you seemed to be or how much sympathy was in their verbal expression.  Somehow inside in the midst of it all it still felt that it was WRONG.

It is entirely wrong:

But with limited knowledge of the world, how do you identify when you are just 17 years old that you are falling into a trap when the people closest to you are also clueless?  {The misconception of taking the good with the bad, the food and poison argument}.  One of the worst-evil philosophies of all times!

How is it possible that you can buy an education before hand?  

How is it possible that you are getting taught by professors, when it is not even you who is paying the professor directly for his/her teaching time privately?  

Why should the professor care about you as a student when the instructor is being paid by a third party?

In the latter question: Wouldn’t such a professor act in the best interest of that institution, which pays the professor? Since that is how the professor is able to take care of living expenses and their own family.  After all instructors are also humans.

Why student loan debts (or any other kind of debts) are entirely wrong:

Just as we cannot go into the supermarket and purchase groceries without the total sum there of, just the same way we cannot enter a teaching institution as students and buy an education (although there are cases in which very wealthy people seem to be able to afford this, without ever stepping into class and as a one day transaction.)

The point is that for for human beings in general (including immoral human-beings who believe morality is a question of personal choice and has no objective stance what-so-ever).  Every transaction we make is paid the moment we get the product or service.  Therefore, it is immoral to pay for an education 20-30 years after you first obtained it, (and insane); when you only took a class for a semester.  It seems to me that slavery had to end because there was another reform approaching, a new way of enslaving human beings without physically harming them and this is through the system of credit.

It is wrong to blame the victim:

I cannot remember exactly the amount of times I’ve heard that, “if there is a trap somewhere and you cannot see it you are totally dumb for falling into it.” Or that the ends will justify the means, (so obnoxiously wrong trend of thinking): This means that is not the oppressor, which created the trap that has psycho-epistemological beliefs contrary to the appropriate rights that benefit the existence of a human being or the victim.  

Future bankruptcy of universities:

With the ever increasing and unreasonable price of education, universities will eventually go down the trail of a phenomenon known as outdated. 50 years ago you could get a college education for less than $1000 dollars in total costs, this contract of today where people are getting hefty loans between 20 and over 100 thousand dollars will undoubtedly lead to the inevitable bankruptcy of education as a conglomerate or university.  But the individual will always stand free.  One-on-one education can never be outdated.

Wait a minute, in a healthy economic-system:

Shouldn’t prices fall instead of rise?

Shouldn’t life get easier as you get older not harder?

A fraudulent philosophic system guides our economic system:

Therefore, if soldiers are send to war to fight and they fall into an enemy’s trap they are dumb because they couldn’t see the holes?

How are we ever going to grow, evolve and prosper as a civilization, when this is our level of thinking? The same level of thinking that created slavery in the first place, except in “modern times” it is professional slavery.

Society is just composed of individual men and women, we are all different not the same, therefore a one-one tutor is indispensable for discovering your inner gifts, talents and traits.  Think of Aristotle and Alexander the Great.  Although wars are one of the greatest lies of human existence…

 Spend money to print money to pay soldiers to go to war

     Take over place X, rebuild place X (while printing more money to re-build place X)

     It doesn’t matter how much money you print, you cannot bring back the fallen!

The cycle takes years and years and years and in the end the same old system that lead to the war is what is establish again with a few modifications.

Back to the student loan debt topic:

Think of the Library of Alexandria where refreshments were served for the very exclusive act of stepping into the library and committing the heroic act of studying for no other purpose then to understand a given subject as an end it itself, or in other words, to better comprehend the physical world, not as a means to slavery and best of all, TOTALLY FREE.

By Ladderane Arsole

Author of Student Loan Exodus:  Return To Nuclear Family; The Love Exit From Student Loan Debt.

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Based on a true story: Ladderane Arsole, a young divorced lady, that comes from a dysfunctional family, falls into the trap of student loan debts and then finds out that the only way to get out of perpetual debt is with the support of a genuine nuclear family.

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