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The Credit Monster Attacks College Students In Tennessee

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Uploaded by on Apr 17, 2008

www.wdef.com chattanooga
Chances are you or someone you know struggle with credit card debt from college. A bill that would restrict credit companies from soliciting students on college campuses stalls in Tennessee's Senate Education Committee. Supporters tell me something needs to be done to protect students.

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  • This is not free market capitalism. This is thievery. Heywood, I voted for Ron Paul, and you can't get more libertarian than that. Credit card companies should be banned from ever soliciting on college campuses. Credit cards are poison. It would be better to take up smoking.

  • why did you guys ever fell for the Credit trap guys?

  • i like how it shows african americans when she says "minorities" even though Caucasians are the minority at UTC HAHAHA.

  • Those poor little sheepies! They got the credit card, USED IT, and then they couldn't afford to pay THEIR bills! Nobody's responsible for their actions in the USSA! The kid who said "I hope they keep 'em off campus" would be right at home in communist Russia. ...We're already living under Fed Reserve Central Banking Socialism, why not have even more restrictions, regulations, limits, and obstructions to free enterprise? I hope these idiots will learn to vote libertarian, for their own sake.

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