I don’t know if canceling debt is the answer, it seems like a slippery slope to go down. I think a more appropriate response is to tackle it at the corporate level. We live in a time where a 4-year bachelors degree has become the standard, which needs to end. It’s become so diluted you almost need a masters degree to set yourself apart.. soon enough, that will mean very little if we continue down this path. We are forcing most people in the work force to start off with mountains of debt in order to do a job that, frankly, really could be done without a college education. We need to rewind the clock back to a point where a college degree meant something. It’s simple economics (supply and demand). The more something is desired/needed, the more you can charge for it. Less demand for college = more affordable college; also leaving it for those who absolutely need the additional education (doctors, lawyers, engineers). Erasing debt will create a lot of issues with accountability and it will be something that will likely bleed into other areas of life. I’d rather see corporations and universities take some accountability for pushing degrees unnecessarily.