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AkivaMCohen@akivamcohen.bsky.social |
Immunity doesn't mean that the courts will actually treat the action as valid. Just that Biden wouldn't be prosecuted. A court can turn around and say no, the student debt remains owing It can't unshoot a protester
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@jonpkay.bsky.social
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We have have reached this stage of the discourse.
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Noah
@ncallaway.bsky.social
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It also can’t un-drone strike a server the contains debt records, though.
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jag (aka j00bar)
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Biden directs the appropriate cabinet secretaries to forgive the loans. Court says no. Biden doesn't care. Promises every government official a pardon for going along with it and helping the scheme. Ultimately, now, what remedy exists?
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Daniel Gilmore
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I don’t get what’s so difficult about this point for people to grasp
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@wyominghippie.bsky.social
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this is a wildly unimaginative solution, and reinstituting the debt would be unpopular--as well as pragmatically difficult if biden were to dismantle the apparatus: pull out from the collections contracts, and order all records destroyed, and all records in contractors' db's destroyed.
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Most Excellent Theophilus
@optimetheophile.bsky.social
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Could he order records of debt destroyed?
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Carl Pavlock
@carlpavlock.bsky.social
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Can a court unshoot the executives of a company who hold student loans, who refuse to nullify the debt?
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Hunter Biden For America
@evanengel.bsky.social
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1) Court's out, so whether they treat an issue as in/valid will have to wait till Biden's 2nd term 2) "You can't unshoot a protestor" is exactly right, so let's take some new steps to ensure that Trump doesn't get the chance
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Torts and Sports
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Biden would have to nuke Sallie Mae and all of its servers or something for it to make sense. (Which, for the record, I would be in favor of).
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AkivaMCohen
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I get why people are eager to find the silver lining here by going "well, can't Biden use this too?" No. He can't. This is literally only useful to help a President get away with committing crimes. What crime do you think it would be helpful for Biden to commit right now?
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Lord Businessman II
@lordbusinessman.bsky.social
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This is the correct amount of menace in the reply
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cameldeathh
@cameldeathh.bsky.social
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*taps mic, clears throat* THE IMMUNITY DOESN'T APPLY TO BIDEN! GET A GRIP!
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Blue Heron Farm
@blueheronfarm.bsky.social
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Defy the courts. Zero out those accounts. Go from there. I don't understand not trying.
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Serenity Now!
@cpo10za.bsky.social
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You’ve pinpointed what makes the ruling so horrible: it’s really only useful when doing evil/crimes, not when doing good/policy.
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Nolan Zugernat
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“We find that the king shouldn’t have killed all those people, and — wait, what are you doing, take your hands off me, help!”
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@giantrobo.bsky.social
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I mean you aren't wrong. But couldn't Biden also order the records of the debts be expunged. Like you can't unshoot a protester, but you also can't collect a debt where the records don't exist.
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