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by dragonwriter 1879 days ago
> So basically, California specifically forced them to create a special contract, different from the one they use everywhere else, that couldn’t be discharged

No, again, the specific lie that they are getting in trouble with is claiming that the California contract was a “qualified education loan” which could not (easily) be discharged in bankruptcy when, in fact, it was a regular unsecured loan which can easily be discharged in bankruptcy.