Guns, rights, and the cost of modern extremism
The Fort Worth ruling striking down 18 to 20 year olds carrying handguns highlights a drift from responsible gun ownership. Readers recall a time when gun use centered on safety and restraint, not absolutist politics, and warn that expanding rights risks public danger and societal fear.
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Is student debt forgiveness fair and who pays
The author weighs fairness in Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan amid a $1.6 trillion debt burden for 45 million borrowers and a projected $300 billion annual cost. He argues society shares costs and benefits, compares to FEMA aid, and defends relief as a fairness principle while noting political hypocrisy.
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Clinton’s debt relief plan contrasts with Biden's critics
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Ramesh Ponnuru argues Biden’s plan to cancel hundreds of billions in student loans triggers constitutional questions, inflation risks, and distributional unfairness. He links the stance to historical Democratic shifts toward federal activism and warns of voter backlash among nondegree workers.
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