GREETINGS FROM THE OTHER SIDE

I was a reddit user. 3 years ago, I saw a post about josh hawley and started looking into it. After reading about every single article about supposed student loan forgiveness in the US, I decided to comment on reddit. I did my research first, and it bottomed out where I realized I had barely read 50% of the articles. Again, I realized that this was just so extensive it would take an entire day of reading and I would not be able to summarize the issue quick enough. I was also irritated that no one in the comments would summarize it in a short way. There was no clear media summary of supposed student loan forgiveness programs. I wanted to know if Biden was the one who was in charge of student loan forgiveness, or if it was congress? it seems like the issue is very complicated and jumbled. In the end, I just wanted to know if student loan forgiveness was going to happen. I decided to post to the ask reddit thread and ask the question "Will this supposed student loan forgiveness program ever happen in the United States or can they just make an official announcement that it’s going to happen? It’s dissappointing to think that the president will forgive student loans and nothing happens for months and years after." I actually didn't get very good answers to this question, but this did not stop me. I was a reddit user and would continue to do my best to analyze this issue, despite having no experience in law. I would not let reddit users' negativity and lack of clear answers deter me from my goal. And I didn't. After posting to ask reddit and reading articles for hours, I still had no clear answers. I thought to myself, "how come no one actually does any research on reddit? Why is it so hard to find a short, clear summary of this issue?" I didn't have any answers, but I decided to look into it more. I started a new reddit account called "Student_loan_forgiveness_and_exemption".<br><br>I would do my own research, and I knew that it would be a waste of time if I just posted it in the comments of other posts. The only way I could actually get my word out, was to start my own reddit. I started researching articles and reading them and summarizing them. I realized that the issue was so complex, I would have to start my own subreddit to summarize them all. I started my own subreddit, "Josh_hawley_is_a_sycophant" and then I started to share my summaries of news articles about the topic of student loan forgiveness. I would read a news article, and I would summarize the article and then share it. I started to think about the topic in the way I think about real estate marketing. Instead of posting a long, complicated news article, I would post a short summary of the article. For example, a typical post would be "Biden is in charge of student loans. He has said that he plans to forgive student loans, but he needs a green light from the supreme court. In order to actually approve student loans, the Supreme Court needs to give a green light and it seems like this is the main issue in the way of the student loan forgiveness program." This is just a shortened version of most articles. Of course, I would not post every single article, but I realized that the issue really was as simple as a single sentence. "Biden wants to forgive student loans, but he needs a green light from the supreme court." I liked this format, because I realized that I could summarize the topic of student loans in a single sentence. I also realized that I couldn't summarize the topic of student loans in just one sentence. I realized that the topic of student loans is incredibly complex, and there are a lot of different things to consider. I realized that I couldn't just share my opinion. I had to read real news articles from respected journalists. It seemed like a big part of the issue was the fact that nobody actually read any articles about the topic. I realized that I would likely be attacked for my use of language and my level of detail. I realized that I had to be careful about my tone. I decided to always address my audience by using the word "fellow citizens". I was a reddit user myself, and I was posting for my fellow citizens. I decided to always be respectful and never attack anyone. I decided to always be ready to do my research and to read about the topics that I was posting about. I decided to always summarize the articles and to give a clear summary of the topic. I decided to always share credible sources and to provide the article link for the news articles that I was posting. I decided to be patient and to realize that the issue is complex. I decided to watch my tone and to realize that I would not be able to please everyone. I realized that I would likely be attacked, but I decided to always be the bigger person and to never reply to negative comments. I decided to be proud of myself and to realize that I was doing the right thing, despite any negative comments that I may receive. I realized that I would have to put a lot of time and effort into this project. I would have to read a lot of articles and to summarize them and to post them. I would have to be ready to answer any questions that I may receive. I would have to be ready to provide the sources for my research. I would have to be patient and to realize that this would be a long process. I decided to be proud of myself for taking on this challenge.<br><br>I realized that I would have to be careful about my tone. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I used language. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I addressed my audience. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I presented my research. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I summarized the articles. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I shared my sources. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I answered questions. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I replied to negative comments. I realized that I would have to be proud of myself and to realize that I was doing the right thing, despite any negative comments that I may receive. I realized that I would have to be patient and to realize that this would be a long process. I decided to be proud of myself for taking on this challenge. I decided to be proud of myself for putting in the time and effort.<br><br>I realized that I would have to be careful about how I used language. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I addressed my audience. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I presented my research. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I summarized the articles. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I shared my sources. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I answered questions. I realized that I would have to be careful about how I replied to negative comments.<br><br>I decided to be proud to be a supposed "zoomer". I decided to be proud to be a member of the younger generation. I decided to be proud of myself for taking on this challenge. I decided to be proud of myself for putting in the time and effort. I decided to be proud to be a reddit user and to be a part of the reddit community. I decided to be proud of myself for taking on this challenge. I decided to be proud of myself for putting in the time and effort. I decided to be proud to be a member of the reddit community. I decided to be proud of my dedication to do my research and to provide sources to back up my claims. I decided to be proud of myself for being realistic and for realizing that the issue of student loans is complex. 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