Extra Tax Checks this year?
$600 to even 3K wont help prevent people from suffering. I dunno about you, but $600 doesn't go far in this world. It covers rent for 1 month, and I'm renting just a room. If I was supporting 2 kid on my own, $1200 wouldn't even cover a month's worth of a mortgage where I live, and pray tell, how would $1200 in June help anything if I had a family to support?
This money isn't really to help us. It's to bribe us into thinking our government is trying to react.
This money isn't really to help us. It's to bribe us into thinking our government is trying to react.
Are you just trying to find a reason to hate this? I mean, your logic seems to be bouncing around to whatever issue you think makes this a bad plan, but for the most part you're just wrong :dunno:
You're looking at this all wrong. It's not supposed to help families, it's supposed to help the economy.
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The reason I "hate" this is because the money doesn't actually exist, and in the long term sense of what's best for the market, borrowing/printing 150 billion dollars is not smart. It doesn't actually help the average person, it devalues our current currency in the world market, we are not poised to take advantage of the potential devalued dollar... the actual benefit does not really exist.
For the record: If we actually had the cash in hand, and could do it without borrowing or printing the money, I'd be totally for it, but as it stands, we don't even know where the money is coming from.
For the record: If we actually had the cash in hand, and could do it without borrowing or printing the money, I'd be totally for it, but as it stands, we don't even know where the money is coming from.
I'm convinced it's a poor short term fix that does not cover it's own costs in the long term. Also, I also stated why it's a poor macroeconomic decision first, then RB brought up the 10's of thousands of suffering people, so that's why I started that retort. In the end it's poor economics IMO.
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The reason I "hate" this is because the money doesn't actually exist, and in the long term sense of what's best for the market, borrowing/printing 150 billion dollars is not smart. It doesn't actually help the average person, it devalues our current currency in the world market, we are not poised to take advantage of the potential devalued dollar... the actual benefit does not really exist.
For the record: If we actually had the cash in hand, and could do it without borrowing or printing the money, I'd be totally for it, but as it stands, we don't even know where the money is coming from.
For the record: If we actually had the cash in hand, and could do it without borrowing or printing the money, I'd be totally for it, but as it stands, we don't even know where the money is coming from.
Borrowing $150B is far more smart than doing nothing at all.
I'm convinced it's a poor short term fix that does not cover it's own costs in the long term. Also, I also stated why it's a poor macroeconomic decision first, then RB brought up the 10's of thousands of suffering people, so that's why I started that retort. In the end it's poor economics IMO.



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