The bill is wrong on two fronts.
First, it is wrong in theory for all the reasons Kennedy has already stated so i don't need to elaborate other than to say I really don't get how spending more money helps people with very little money to begin with.
Secondly, it is wrong because it is being orchestrated by the U.S. government. A government which does pretty much nothing efficiently, doesn't know how to say no to spending, and seems to have.
I'll post this again for the third time. Friedman (Milton, not Thomas) said most efficent to least there are three ways to spend money.
1) Spend your money on you.
2) Spend someone elses money on you.
3) Spend someone elses money on someone else.
That last one is what our government does. It takes money from other people via tax payers and spends it other people. Why is that inefficient? Because there doesn't need to be any accountability.
First, it is wrong in theory for all the reasons Kennedy has already stated so i don't need to elaborate other than to say I really don't get how spending more money helps people with very little money to begin with.
Secondly, it is wrong because it is being orchestrated by the U.S. government. A government which does pretty much nothing efficiently, doesn't know how to say no to spending, and seems to have.
I'll post this again for the third time. Friedman (Milton, not Thomas) said most efficent to least there are three ways to spend money.
1) Spend your money on you.
2) Spend someone elses money on you.
3) Spend someone elses money on someone else.
That last one is what our government does. It takes money from other people via tax payers and spends it other people. Why is that inefficient? Because there doesn't need to be any accountability.