>The typical college graduate has a higher standard of living
>than people who usual receive assistance.

So?

>And those with graduate degrees (i.e. those who would benefit
>the most from forgiveness) definitely have a much higher
>standard of living on average.

And?

Higher is relative.

Higher doesn’t mean balling, and higher can- and often does- still mean paycheck to paycheck existence, with little room to break out of it.

Nothing you said constitutes a strong argument against loan forgiveness.