I remember stupid stuff I did at 18 but was smart enough to work during college and not take out a loan for the remaining tuition that my scholarship didn't cover. Ironically most of my friends that took loans out, partied, and spent their loan money on stuff that wasn't school related such as food,rent,and living expenses. I told them then and just have no sympathy for them now. What makes a college students debt dissappear more fair than someone who has a car loan, house loam, business loan, or personal loan that they struggle to pay off? Is the government going to erase debt for all at an equal amount or just cater to young people to buy votes with student debt erasing?I have no problem with them erasing the future interest, if they are able to buy out the principal upfront. I always worked as a kid in the summers at sports camp training young kids how to Skate for hockey, bagging groceries at the grocery stores, and was fortunate enough to have parents that explained credit and loans to me. My grandpa and parents taught me if it isn't a home or business loan and if you can't afford to pay cash then don't buy it on credit. If you can't pay it off with cash use credit and pay it in full in full before interest kicks in. Just my two cents and everyone is welcome to their own opinions.