If I had to guess, I would say that our government will probably go for the latter. Which is also helped along by president Chump giving encouragement to the protesters why want to re-open the economy. And there are a lot of people suffering economic hardship. But seeing how there isn't likely to be a second round of stimulus checks, many have no choice but to go back to work. Even if it means risking their lives and spreading the coronavirus even more.
Over 80,000 people have died so far. What is the amount of genocide our country is willing to endure at the altar of capitalism as we know it. For those in power, more than likely any level of slaughter is acceptable to preserve capitalism as it was before the coronavirus.
Have y'all gotten "your" checks? I'm surprised that my wife and I haven't. She told me she filed our taxes last year, and I believed her. (-: Our daughter was not a dependent last year, and she has not received one either.
I have direct deposit with the IRS, so mine was in my account April 30th. They say those who are getting paper checks, they might all not be sent out until September of this year.
We are getting paper checks and one can go onto the site and see the progress of their check. Site said ours is now in the mail.
The Get My Payment application is no longer available. You can still claim a missing payment and view your payment history.
www.irs.gov
That was stimulus checks 1. How many months were they supposed to last. From the people I see on the news who can't pay rent or waiting in long lines for food, I think it's time for a second round of stimulus checks. And why not. It's only money. Our national debt is already so large that it is basically an insanely large number on a tally sheet. What difference is 3 or 40 trillion more going to make.
That's point. You don't know. Another few Trillion could be the straw that breaks the camels back.
You don't know. Greece bond interest rates were actually going DOWN, right before the crash. Investors were felt completely safe putting their money into Greek bonds, up till the end of 2009.
Then from the end of 2009, to mid 2010, the interest rate doubled, and by 2011, doubled again, and continued to increase.
Point being, you don't know where the breaking point is. None of us does.
This is why it is important to not reach the breaking point. The day before we have a crisis, you idiots will be on here "What difference does another trillion make?".
How do I know that? Because that's exactly what the left-wing fools in Greece where saying at the end of 2009. What difference does another $100 Billion deficit make? We need to just keep borrowing.
Yeah, and it didn't make any difference until suddenly it made a really huge difference, and the entire country had a crash, and hospitals closed, and pensioners had no pension at all, and people were burning wood, causing smog across Athens, because they couldn't afford natural gas heat.