04-18-2020, 07:20 AM
The US taxpayers shouldn't be on the hook to solve their problems that were decades in the making.
Isn't our dependance on tourism the same thing? Didn't we create our problems by not diversifying? I'd say we shouldn't give the airlines a dime when all they did with the last bailout was line their pockets. Didn't they create their problems? Dealing with states that have high pension issues because they bought into a model that was considered the right thing to do in the past shouldn't be cause for abandoning them now.
Just think of the ridicule heaped on Bernie and his medical for all, the scorn Andrew Yang with his Universal Basic Income had to endure. And the socialistic structure we are going to have to apply to carry us over until we are rid of the pestilence and are able to rise up again. Hopefully we'll find a way guided by compassion.
Isn't our dependance on tourism the same thing? Didn't we create our problems by not diversifying? I'd say we shouldn't give the airlines a dime when all they did with the last bailout was line their pockets. Didn't they create their problems? Dealing with states that have high pension issues because they bought into a model that was considered the right thing to do in the past shouldn't be cause for abandoning them now.
Just think of the ridicule heaped on Bernie and his medical for all, the scorn Andrew Yang with his Universal Basic Income had to endure. And the socialistic structure we are going to have to apply to carry us over until we are rid of the pestilence and are able to rise up again. Hopefully we'll find a way guided by compassion.