Texas Drifter Cast Out Public Money Lenders
Marshall’s Law Dateline – College education public sector costs have increased 1200 plus percent (twelve hundred plus percent) since 1978, compared to CPI (Consumer Price Index) which has only increased about 350 (three hundred fifty) percent since 1978.
Three ways to start rebuilding America’s ethical capitalist economy include: eliminate Marxist progressive revenue taxes on citizens, businesses, and corporations; eliminate increasing prices and job killing regulations enacted by fascist bureaucrats and agencies; three, stimulate private sector housing construction industry. If Texas Drifter has to explain first two to reader; then reader is probably too stupid to stay free.
As for number three, if Christ could cast money lenders out of a temple; why can not Americans cast public money lenders out of public sector loan industry? Reader might wish to reference: All Right Magazine – Texas Drifter College A Bad Investment? Or, Marshall’s Law Townhall Entry # 318 College Bad Investment?
Casting out public sector money lenders from public sector loan industry involves one question: what is better for rebuilding America’s economy? Having government indentured servants repaying public sector money lender loans for twenty to thirty years; or use same re-payment finances to save money for private sector down payments and make payments to private sector loans to build and or buy new homes?
Also consider that repaying loans for over priced basically worthless liberal arts educations add no value assets to America’s economy; where as adding half trillion dollars in new homes would be real assets.
Some estimate that public sector college loans in America equal more than a trillion dollars; if writing off the trillion dollars public sector debt generated only one half trillion dollars citizens could use for new housing construction, would not that do more for the economy than repaying trillion dollars to expand Marxist welfare programs?
This will be a one time plan to stimulate private sector economy while reducing government socialist over priced public educations. Why, evolve America’s education to competitive public sector and private sector education systems. Following note should be in bold type: these “write” off loans will not be considered “income” subject to any Federal (IRS) or state income taxes of any kind. No translation needs tax collectors stay away or lose you jobs and retirement pensions with no exceptions.
Texas Drifter admits that I get more confused with additional years. I seem to recall that Tenth Amendment as: The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
Another memory, there is no claim in Constitution to public education being a due process claim of the federal government, nor is public education prohibited to the States. It seems that should such a claim be made it would be near the following Article I Section 8 (excerpt):
- To establish Post Offices and post Roads;
- To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries …
Translation: hence Texas Drifter’s claim that public education should be parents, citizens, states, and local communities responsibilities. So let Americans cast out Obama’s Marxist-fascism, RINOs “No Child Left Behind”, and federal bureaucrats who are turning America’s youth and young adults into anti-American uneducated, unemployable dummies.
One of most pro-Marxist America last public bureaucracies is Department of Education. The time has arrived for these anti-American teaching bureaucrats to find gainful employment away from taxpayer dollars in America’s competitive private sector. Not being a religious scholar does not prevent Texas Drifter from “relishing a little bit” idea of casting out public sector money lenders from their no job performance quality requirement careers.
Question if college education costs have increased 1200 (twelve hundred) percent since 1978, then salaries for college students should have also increased by 1200 (twelve hundred) percent since 1978 providing college graduates of average starting salary of? Fill in blank $___________
What was that old expression: fool me once shame on public sector money lender; fool me twice you are too stupid to stay free pay your debt.
Reader who has better way to cast out public sector money lenders, and transfer public sector debt from intangible collateral bad educations to tangible collateral like new houses while stimulating America’s private sector economy not public sector economy; Texas Drifter is waiting for your suggestion after you my reader run your own numbers.
