There is a saying about robing Peter to pay Paul.

Having two bills, you can only pay one, so you pick one and pay it.

This major bailout the gov it trying to pass reminds me of that saying.

On one hand, needful to stablize the economy. On the other...... Well, this is what I see.....

We don't do it, the economy spirals out of control, we have to get used to living on a LOT less.

We do it, the economy may or may not stabilize, the money has to be found, taxes go up, and we are still paying a lot more and have to get used to living on a LOT less.

Either way, it looks like something that avearage citizens can't really afford.

Oh, yeah, sorry. I forgot. We don't ahve citizens in this country anymore. It is something that average consumers can't really afford.

Either way, I don't think they can stop some type of depression. (And I see by many various and sundry articles, economists and politicians are finally starting to look at that ugly word).

Because no mater what happens, people are not going to be able to spend like they used to. And if they don't spend, our spending based economy will STILL fall apart.

Yeah...I've robbed from Peter to pay Paul so often that I ran out of Peter

Poking a dead horse.....

I spend. I spend way more than I use to. I gots lots of moneys now and Is likes to spend its.