"Forbearance"
Forbearance, a quiet kind of courage...
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November 8, 2026 at 3:31 PM
"Forbearance"
Forbearance, a quiet kind of courage...
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November 8, 2026 at 8:41 AM
Dear gods, the formidable willpower. Surely his god must take note of such forbearance.
November 9, 2026 at 9:50 PM
Dear gods, the formidable willpower. Surely his god must take note of such forbearance.
Yeah. Sigh. It’s horribly accurate xxx sending love and forbearance - be kind to yourself. It’s A LOT
November 10, 2026 at 6:28 PM
Yeah. Sigh. It’s horribly accurate xxx sending love and forbearance - be kind to yourself. It’s A LOT
The issue of superior orders was adjudicated at Nuremberg.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
November 10, 2026 at 7:28 PM
The issue of superior orders was adjudicated at Nuremberg.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
"Forbearance"
Forbearance, a quiet kind of courage...
objkt.com
November 10, 2026 at 3:59 PM
Still you did not get compounded interest. Anyone who went into forbearance, their loans were calculated based on compounded interest. Remember when Obama took office and the country was losing 700K jobs a month? Those people had no choice but to go into forbearance and some never recovered.
November 9, 2026 at 9:44 PM
Still you did not get compounded interest. Anyone who went into forbearance, their loans were calculated based on compounded interest. Remember when Obama took office and the country was losing 700K jobs a month? Those people had no choice but to go into forbearance and some never recovered.
Seriously...
Just a bundle of nerves and emotional fuckitudery.
Going to lose it a lot.
Might happen on Hedy Lamarr's internet.
I beg forbearance.
Just a bundle of nerves and emotional fuckitudery.
Going to lose it a lot.
Might happen on Hedy Lamarr's internet.
I beg forbearance.
November 10, 2026 at 1:52 PM
Seriously...
Just a bundle of nerves and emotional fuckitudery.
Going to lose it a lot.
Might happen on Hedy Lamarr's internet.
I beg forbearance.
Just a bundle of nerves and emotional fuckitudery.
Going to lose it a lot.
Might happen on Hedy Lamarr's internet.
I beg forbearance.
"they're well practiced with christian forbearance"
Are they though? ;)
Are they though? ;)
November 5, 2026 at 10:41 PM
"they're well practiced with christian forbearance"
Are they though? ;)
Are they though? ;)
welp. conservative areas can still have things about punative action for currupt behavior...
helping others... well... they're well practiced with christian forbearance
helping others... well... they're well practiced with christian forbearance
November 5, 2026 at 10:36 PM
welp. conservative areas can still have things about punative action for currupt behavior...
helping others... well... they're well practiced with christian forbearance
helping others... well... they're well practiced with christian forbearance
"Get in, we're counting administrative forbearance as qualifying payment periods, bitches"
November 4, 2026 at 5:47 PM
"Get in, we're counting administrative forbearance as qualifying payment periods, bitches"
Forbearance / Patience / Longsuffering (makrothymia): Endurance when facing trials or enduring difficult people.
Kindness (chrestotes): A tender, helpful, and sweet disposition toward others.
Goodness (agathosyne): Moral excellence and integrity displayed through active deeds.
Kindness (chrestotes): A tender, helpful, and sweet disposition toward others.
Goodness (agathosyne): Moral excellence and integrity displayed through active deeds.
November 10, 2026 at 1:08 AM
Forbearance / Patience / Longsuffering (makrothymia): Endurance when facing trials or enduring difficult people.
Kindness (chrestotes): A tender, helpful, and sweet disposition toward others.
Goodness (agathosyne): Moral excellence and integrity displayed through active deeds.
Kindness (chrestotes): A tender, helpful, and sweet disposition toward others.
Goodness (agathosyne): Moral excellence and integrity displayed through active deeds.
The issue of superior orders was adjudicated at Nuremberg.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
November 10, 2026 at 10:21 PM
The issue of superior orders was adjudicated at Nuremberg.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
The issue of superior orders was adjudicated at Nuremberg.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
November 10, 2026 at 10:17 PM
The issue of superior orders was adjudicated at Nuremberg.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
A thing I really like about El-Sayed is that he doesn’t pretend that bad faith questions aren’t bad faith questions. He acknowledges the unspoken hostility and responds to it. I admire Mamdani’s and Talarico’s superhuman forbearance, but I like that we have at least one guy like this.
Part of the push against this guy is based in pure bigotry but I think another part of both the general antipathy in the media and from alot of Dems is that he’s instantly a top five communicator in the senate and is good enough to do it in ways that aren’t the bullshit ways everyone agrees are ok
Abdul:
You see JD Vance now, he's sprinting as hard backwards as he can from this terrible, disastrous war in Iran.
You should have spoken up, but you never will because, of course, you are a coward who has decided that whatever Donald Trump says should go.
You see JD Vance now, he's sprinting as hard backwards as he can from this terrible, disastrous war in Iran.
You should have spoken up, but you never will because, of course, you are a coward who has decided that whatever Donald Trump says should go.
November 6, 2026 at 12:42 AM
A thing I really like about El-Sayed is that he doesn’t pretend that bad faith questions aren’t bad faith questions. He acknowledges the unspoken hostility and responds to it. I admire Mamdani’s and Talarico’s superhuman forbearance, but I like that we have at least one guy like this.
That’s not quite accurate. They all are dependent on the government. The difference is that Musk is dependent on direct subsidies whereas the rest is dependent on regulatory forbearance.
November 5, 2026 at 2:48 PM
That’s not quite accurate. They all are dependent on the government. The difference is that Musk is dependent on direct subsidies whereas the rest is dependent on regulatory forbearance.
The Dark Side affectation reveals intense irony poisoning and the dismissal of Judeo-Christian and democratic forbearance. It shows a right-wing political culture of addled kiddults desperate to lay claim to authority, but only able to muster a petulant "I hate you!"
November 3, 2026 at 6:54 PM
The Dark Side affectation reveals intense irony poisoning and the dismissal of Judeo-Christian and democratic forbearance. It shows a right-wing political culture of addled kiddults desperate to lay claim to authority, but only able to muster a petulant "I hate you!"
I’m also really encouraged by Carney’s responses to Kinew.
He appears to be genuinely respectful and listening and gathering information/arguments.
He appreciates when someone makes a good point.
I have only seen forbearance with Doug Ford. Good humoured but not respect.
It’s telling I think
He appears to be genuinely respectful and listening and gathering information/arguments.
He appreciates when someone makes a good point.
I have only seen forbearance with Doug Ford. Good humoured but not respect.
It’s telling I think
November 7, 2026 at 4:52 PM
I’m also really encouraged by Carney’s responses to Kinew.
He appears to be genuinely respectful and listening and gathering information/arguments.
He appreciates when someone makes a good point.
I have only seen forbearance with Doug Ford. Good humoured but not respect.
It’s telling I think
He appears to be genuinely respectful and listening and gathering information/arguments.
He appreciates when someone makes a good point.
I have only seen forbearance with Doug Ford. Good humoured but not respect.
It’s telling I think
My student loan payments doubled after SAVE. I’m in the lowest IDR plan. I can’t afford them. I put in for forbearance so I have time to figure things out and don’t qualify. All those years doing indigent defense didn’t qualify for PSLF because I didn’t work for a non-profit. Love this for myself.
November 7, 2026 at 4:59 AM
My student loan payments doubled after SAVE. I’m in the lowest IDR plan. I can’t afford them. I put in for forbearance so I have time to figure things out and don’t qualify. All those years doing indigent defense didn’t qualify for PSLF because I didn’t work for a non-profit. Love this for myself.
Forbearance has the same flaw plus one more. It is what a servicer offers when a call goes badly, and it is rarely the best option on the table.
November 6, 2026 at 5:07 PM
Forbearance has the same flaw plus one more. It is what a servicer offers when a call goes badly, and it is rarely the best option on the table.
covid forbearance may have been right at the time but i think it ended up leading to a lot of defaults, due to bungling of the payment restarts and various servicing issues
idk there is a lot left to do to make the promise of higher ed true
idk there is a lot left to do to make the promise of higher ed true
November 8, 2026 at 3:25 PM
covid forbearance may have been right at the time but i think it ended up leading to a lot of defaults, due to bungling of the payment restarts and various servicing issues
idk there is a lot left to do to make the promise of higher ed true
idk there is a lot left to do to make the promise of higher ed true
Should’ve been paying it off during the COVID forbearance, but didn’t foresee losing the 20 years forgiveness.
November 5, 2026 at 12:21 AM
Should’ve been paying it off during the COVID forbearance, but didn’t foresee losing the 20 years forgiveness.
The issue of superior orders was adjudicated at Nuremberg.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
November 10, 2026 at 3:05 PM
The issue of superior orders was adjudicated at Nuremberg.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
The issue of superior orders was adjudicated at Nuremberg.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
November 10, 2026 at 9:51 PM
The issue of superior orders was adjudicated at Nuremberg.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
Those down the chain of command may still be liable if “they failed to act in forbearance of the illegal order and with malice of their own”.
20-odd yrs ago when we set up the company, we decided not to buy into MSFT and go Google only. I figured it would last 3-4 years. It’s def caused more work, and client forbearance, and has gotten harder to hold the line. Teams is junkware. We’re lucky to sidestep Copilot entirely not being in UK.
November 8, 2026 at 2:43 PM
20-odd yrs ago when we set up the company, we decided not to buy into MSFT and go Google only. I figured it would last 3-4 years. It’s def caused more work, and client forbearance, and has gotten harder to hold the line. Teams is junkware. We’re lucky to sidestep Copilot entirely not being in UK.