News that I missed, courtesy of The Babylon Bee:
We applaud you for stepping up and allowing the government to take your money and invest it in the education of complete strangers, just as good and faithful Christians should.
But it’s easy to start to feel disconnected from the people you’re generously helping as the government forces you to help them. We want you to remember the “human element”, so we thought it would be a good idea to profile a few of the grads whose loans you’re paying off.
Here are just a few of these less fortunate grads who went to really expensive schools you’re helping out:

Name: Chloe Martin
Pronouns: Hir/Sie
Age: 25
Major: Gender Studies, emphasis on trans issues
Bio: Chloe grew up in the Hamptons and chose to go to Boston University “because it was, like, pretty and stuff.”
Hobbies: Smashing the patriarchy, smashing windows for racial justice, and smashing right on dating apps.
Career: N/A because “careers stand for a system of heteronormative, capitalist whiteness” – and the whiteness of most resumes makes hir shrink away hissing.
Debt: $127,000

Name: Riley Adams
Pronouns: Tho/Thom/Thomself
Age: 27 but identifies as 11!
Major: Teacher’s Education
Bio: Tho loves helping young people discover their identities and so much more, including sharing about thomself!
Hobbies: Mailing puberty blockers to minors in states where it’s illegal.
Career: 1st-Grade Teacher
Debt: $120,000

Name: XX121
Pronouns: Xe/No/Morph
Age: 711
Major: Implanting endoparosidoitic embryos into hosts.
Bio: Hailing from the planet Xenomorph Prime, XX121 can lull victims into complacency before pouncing, taking them to the Xenomorph Queen – in other words, great with kids!
Hobbies: Hissing, shrieking, bleeding acid.
Career: Unknown
Debt: $200,010 – but will settle for 4-5 live human hosts.

Name: Phoenix Blade
Pronouns: Ae/Aer/Aers
Age: 23
Major: Social Work
Bio: Areas of research interest include advocacy, volunteering
Hobbies: Advocacy, volunteering, and making a difference for the underprivileged through strategic hashtags and well-manicured posts.
Career: Online Activism
Debt: $77,000

Name: Remi Williams
Pronouns: Ay/Ai/Eyai
Age: 26
Major: Political Science, Corporate Law
Bio: Remi missed an 11-day stretch of work while screaming at the sky after January 6, and was fired and replaced with a white male. Since then, ai has been striving to promote diversity and inclusion by reporting white people to HR for their violent and triggering skin color.
Hobbies: Women’s economic empowerment, splintering white fragility.
Career: N/A
Debt: $143,000

Name: Kendall Wright
Pronouns: Per/Pers/Perself
Age: Decline to state because “math represents systemic silencing of underprivileged voices”
Major: History Of Manspreading, Mansplaining, And Manterruption
Bio: Passion for inclusive activism
Hobbies: Throwing bleach on the crotches of men who manspread on the subway, in church pews, or in their own houses.
Career: Victim’s Advocate
Debt: $49,000

Name: Reginald Abernathy III
Pronouns: He/Him
Age: 58
Major: Financial Planning
Bio: Reg’s favorite joke is that he works “half-days” at the firm – “7 AM to 7 PM.” The student loan transfer was applied to him in error, but he didn’t notice because he thought the $10,000 influx was part of his daily bonus for stock portfolio performance!
Hobbies: Wine tasting, tennis, golf.
Career: Senior Private Equity Advisor
Debt: -$2,000,760
Go here to read the rest.

No rhetoric on the right that attacks the students in debt, eh?
Nope. Merely accurate satire as to those who have acted foolishly, and spending over 100k in borrowed money to be unemployed is the epitome of being foolish.
JFK said, “Life isn’t fair.”
One of Obama’s fake economists called it “pouring gasoline on the inflation fire.”
Points of information from memory: US average personal income was approximately $64,000, median about $44,000. So, poor, starving college grads with nearly two- or three-times those annual earnings statistics get freed of $10,000 of their wastrel debts.
Then, they’re deploying 87,000 armed IRS goons to make sure HS-grad electricians and plumbers pay for it.
No rhetoric on the right that attacks the students in debt, eh?
The mean loan balance is about $29,000 . Top majors among baccalaureate degree recipients in 2019 were
Registered nursing/registered nurse
Business administration and management, general
Psychology, general
Biology/biological sciences, general
Accounting
Finance, general
Marketing/marketing management, general
Mechanical engineering
Political science and government, general
Speech communication and rhetoric
English language and literature, general
Criminal justice/safety studies
Economics, general
Elementary education and teaching
Sociology
Computer science
Kinesiology and exercise science
Business/commerce, general
History, general
I don’t think the ordinary student loan debtor is going to see himself in these parodies. Does it run over their back or do they react defensively?