On Fri, 10 Apr 2009 20:46:30 GMT, Gil Faver wrote:

> "Jean B." > wrote in message
> ...
>> Dimitri wrote:
>>> A friend sent me this.
>>>
>>> I have been thinking about this whole bail out deal a lot. I am not going
>>> over what the bail out is about, you guys already know and if you don't
>>> just search the topic in the search bar.. Anyway, instead of giving the
>>> banks that threw us into this mess the 700 billion why not cut every
>>> American a check for a million bucks?? Think about it.. Every family gets
>>> a million dollars. First thing, debt will be paid off. Most Americans are
>>> busting their butts trying to pay off debt. With a million dollars, there
>>> is more then enough to pay off ALL of your debt and the credit industry
>>> will be back to normal.. Next, pay off the mortgages. Now we have the
>>> banks back in the right financial state without giving them ALL of the
>>> money from the bailout...and people will be able to keep their homes.
>>> Better yet, people will be buying homes, so the real estate industry will
>>> not be suffering anymore. In addition to that, the construction industry
>>> will be a good place to make jobs because people will be building homes
>>> as well as buying. Now, I don't know about you guys, but after squaring
>>> my debt away, paying off/buying a new home, and getting a car that
>>> actually runs.. I'm going shopping!! The economy would BOOM if everyone
>>> in the country had enough money to shop.. I'm not talking go to the store
>>> and spend a hundred bucks.. I mean SHOP. Stocks would soar and the
>>> American economy would be back to normal. Not only that, but the stores
>>> and such would need more employees due to the rise in shoppers. That
>>> would provide jobs for everyone. More cars would need to be made because
>>> the demand would go up, so factories would be looking for more help. It
>>> would just be an all around good deal IMO.
>>>
>>>
>> Interesting idea. Send it to the current administration.
>
> they are already on this path.

the shut up and sit home until the check arrives.

blake