Here is the link to Armstrong's student debt petition:
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/civil-unrest/student-loan-petition-to-white-house/
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/repeal-11-usc-ss-523a8
Raw text:
The economics of higher education are in crisis: tuitions are soaring,
with increases in college and school costs outpacing inflation students are exiting
college and graduate school more indebted than ever hastransformed student loans into the largest source of consumer indebtednessafter mortgages. To make matters worse, all of this comes as the value of higher education is being called into question. With returns sinking and tuitions, indebtedness, and defaults surging, the need for higher education financial reform is pressing. Students are unlikely to be able to repay, and § 523(a)(
of the Bankruptcy Code exacerbates the effects of such burdensome debt by allowing private and federal student loans to be discharged only upon a showing of "Undue Hardship." Please sign this petition.
TYPOS above:
hastransformed and indebtednessafter
How many percentage of people know what's USC § 523(a)(? Well, probably Armstrong.
Of those people who are familiar with laws, either practicing lawyers, or law-school students, they should ALL know that all text in any legal documents MUST be PRECISE language. So out of this group of people, the chance of them making ANY typo on a formal petition should be extremely small, or close to zero.
So you can be the judge for the two proposed possible scenarios here:
1. Some fresh-out-of-school law school student submitted this very important petition (for his need), and made 2 typos, not realizing it, during the proof-read process which I presumed that he would have done because this petition is important to him.
2. Armstrong pretended (again) as the reader, had a sudden personality-split (or not really, if you observe all the readers' comments which are extremely similar), and submitted the petition, and blogged about the petition, so that he will seem to be the GOOD GUY, and the government is the BAD GUY (who also happened to put him into jail). But since Armstrong has TYPOs everywhere, and never proof-reads anything that he writes, it just happened that there were TWO typos in the text of petition.
You could find the other two examples of typos from readers, if you search my posts in this forum.
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/civil-unrest/student-loan-petition-to-white-house/
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/repeal-11-usc-ss-523a8
Raw text:
The economics of higher education are in crisis: tuitions are soaring,
with increases in college and school costs outpacing inflation students are exiting
college and graduate school more indebted than ever hastransformed student loans into the largest source of consumer indebtednessafter mortgages. To make matters worse, all of this comes as the value of higher education is being called into question. With returns sinking and tuitions, indebtedness, and defaults surging, the need for higher education financial reform is pressing. Students are unlikely to be able to repay, and § 523(a)(
of the Bankruptcy Code exacerbates the effects of such burdensome debt by allowing private and federal student loans to be discharged only upon a showing of "Undue Hardship." Please sign this petition.TYPOS above:
hastransformed and indebtednessafter
How many percentage of people know what's USC § 523(a)(
? Well, probably Armstrong.Of those people who are familiar with laws, either practicing lawyers, or law-school students, they should ALL know that all text in any legal documents MUST be PRECISE language. So out of this group of people, the chance of them making ANY typo on a formal petition should be extremely small, or close to zero.
So you can be the judge for the two proposed possible scenarios here:
1. Some fresh-out-of-school law school student submitted this very important petition (for his need), and made 2 typos, not realizing it, during the proof-read process which I presumed that he would have done because this petition is important to him.
2. Armstrong pretended (again) as the reader, had a sudden personality-split (or not really, if you observe all the readers' comments which are extremely similar), and submitted the petition, and blogged about the petition, so that he will seem to be the GOOD GUY, and the government is the BAD GUY (who also happened to put him into jail). But since Armstrong has TYPOs everywhere, and never proof-reads anything that he writes, it just happened that there were TWO typos in the text of petition.
You could find the other two examples of typos from readers, if you search my posts in this forum.