Student Loan

 Many individuals make the responsible and honorable choice to save money for their college education. They may work every other year, sacrificing their time in order to accumulate enough funds to cover a year's worth of tuition. Others opt for community college due to the exorbitant costs associated with traditional universities. Some even choose to live with their parents to save on rent, enabling them to pursue their education. These actions demonstrate responsibility and integrity.
Why is it essential to exercise caution and responsibility in life? Why are we always advised not to take on more than we can handle? Why do we have a Supreme Court? These are all straightforward questions, but in the current times, everything seems to be in disarray. The role of the Supreme Court is to ensure that the other two branches of government adhere to the constitution. However, they recently ruled that it is unconstitutional for the government to forgive student loans, while the executive branch insists on doing so anyway.
Given this situation, one might question the importance of upholding the law. Why not simply follow the government's lead and embrace anarchy? But if we examine history, we will find that anarchy never yields positive outcomes. So, it remains crucial to maintain law and order for the sake of a functioning society.