Care to take a guess at how much money -- sorry, "blood and sweat" -- this will cost a taxpayer?
$200/year.
How much is annual tuition in the US?
$8,000 on average, $2,000 at my local public college.
If this paves the way for future policies to forgive new loans similarly, that $200/year will decrease as the backlog of existing loans are out of the pool. At which point, every single taxpayer could get the same education for less than $200/year as opposed to $2,000 - $15,000+. ($2,000 being the cost of my local public college, $15,000 being the annual tuition at the school I attended; the + meaning I understand there are more expensive places.)
This is not "the blood and sweat of taxpayers". This is 2 weeks' food bills spread over 52 weeks with the potential to give those taxpayers an education along with everyone else who they're paying taxes for.
> And goes to clearly morally bankrupt portion of population. Those who over spend with debt money.
So you can't think of any reasons someone might have student loan debt other than "they made bad choices and are immorally expecting other people to pay for it"?