Just so we're clear... Bernie wants to punish those who worked harder in school.

Subsidizing education punishes hard workers - you think that's socially moderate?

It's like every time a businessman files for bankruptcy, it's a punishment to all the businessmen who pay their dividends and buy back stock.

Don't forget the employees whom one day had a job, the next day no job. But as long as the business man is ok, that's what matters.

What are you talking about? Bankruptcy does nothing one way or the other for the employees of failed companies.

Sears goes into bankruptsy, starts laying of workers and shutting downs stores all accross the countries, workers locked out with no final paychecks, yet the ceo's and shit get bonuses. Casinos? Do we know of any of those?, same thing.

As opposed to what happened before bankruptcy was invented, which was that everything shuts down ANYWAY and everyone gets laid off ANYWAY.

You're not thinking. This is about how we treat people who are left with a debt that they cannot repay, and the weird exception we make for when that debt is for higher education. It is not about their would-be employees. It is not about would-be job creation. It is the relationship of debt-holders with their creditors, and, according to the OP, the people who took out a loan and were able to pay it back. You're trying to make this about something that it is not about.