Re: Does anuone else think these rebates are a joke?
- From: nick c <nchen711@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2008 19:49:58 GMT
Janice wrote:
Rickster wrote:Seriously, $600 is going to make a difference in my standard of living. I'm sure many need and welcome it. But isn't borrowing more money to try to boost the economy kind of like giving a drunk another drink to try to get him sober?Hey if you don't want it you can give it to me. My rebate? $0. But yes, I think it's a stupid idea. It's not going to boost the economy. What would is to increase production of oil in this country to force the reduction of oil prices and become less dependent on the Middle East.
Or am I just getting as curmudgeonly as OS?
Environmentalists (along with congressional supporters) will openly champaign to prevent oil explorations in Alaska, Gulf of Mexico, Pacific Coast Line, and Arctic regions.
There's supposedly enough coal available to support industrial energy needs in the US for the next 300 years. But ..... its use is frowned upon.
Allow homes in States such as Arizona, New Mexico, Florida, and Southern California that have solar panels for resident energy, the option to disconnect their homes from the electrical grid systems.
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