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And why couldn’t they have done that to the student loans system?
Like JFC, they could have instantly made themselves immune from trial-by-jury anywhere in America by doing that one tiny thing.
Student loans are loans from third party lenders which are cosigned by the federal government for collateral.
Even if every government record of it were destroyed, the loan servicers would have perfect multiple ledger copies of it all.
Oh for something important like that we have backups.
Probably not one of the 96(+) databases they had :(
DROP TABLE students
Wasn't that a premise in Mr Robot?
It was kinda the premise of Fight Club, although private sector instead of public