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To: 3bar who wrote (1154)5/3/2014 8:42:11 PM
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1 - mathematically that does not make sense . . 100-million people *X* $1-million = $100-Trillion . . .
where does that money come from ??
2 - who would police the enforcement of people paying off debt first ??
3 - "room to grow" always gets filled with greed and selfishness . . . just look at one's own life . . . whenever I buy and move to a bigger house, I think I will have room for all of my "junk", but I just get more junk to fill the bigger house . . . whenever I got a raise in the past or made more money, I would think I had "room to grow" in my life and debt situations . . I just filled the need for more money with better toys and new hobbies

so . . just some initial thoughts.



To: 3bar who wrote (1154)5/4/2014 12:11:53 PM
From: Kirk ©  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 26768
 
Isn't our current system of deficit spending pretty much doing this already? The only difference I see is we elect people to determine the best way to spend this money to help us and they dole it out to whomever gives them the most campaign contributions and/or promises of jobs later. How well has that worked so far?