Ideally, the Fed and the States would perform only thier
constitutionally delegated powers. However, the genie is out
of the bottle, and that won't happen until the next
revolution.

--
Christopher A. Young
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"John" wrote in message
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As far as the government helping peoples losses, I do have
somewhat of
a problem with it.
Why shouldn't the government help anyone that has a loss,
not in the
flood or hurricane but the person whose house burned down
and has no
insurance. Where is the dividing line where the government
makes a
decision to help the individual? In my estimation is is
unfair to help
one group without helping everyone that has a non insured
loss. So what
do you think the policy should be?

John








I can think of a number of disasters that have killed a
lot more people.
The steamboat sultana blowing up killed more than a
thousand. The
triangle shirtwaist fire. a passenger boat sunk in the
east river in NYC
killed quite a few not to mention a bunch of train wrecks
over the last
century as well as airline crashes.

John

Great. And then there was the Civil War, which makes them
all look like a
sore thumb by comparison.