No, this is unfair to students who paid their student loans and people who never became students

The comparison between curing cancer and forgiving student loans seems to be a false equivalence. The objective of curing cancer is to save lives, a goal that we can all agree upon as universally good and necessary. On the other hand, the objective of forgiving student loans is to alleviate financial burden, which is indeed important, but not a matter of life and death. When we forgive student loans, we're shifting the financial burden to taxpayers who did not take out student loans or who have already paid their loans. Curing cancer does not shift death to those that don’t have cancer.