Should we just let California go bankrupt?

Maybe if you just give him a bunch of money, he'll never have a problem again. No, giving someone who is on the verge of bankruptcy does not fix the problem. Give him advice, counseling, books, but giving him money will merely set him up for bankruptcy in a few years.

He has to figure out how to manage money himself. Besides, if you are the federal government, and your son is California, you don't have money to give. You are already in debt up to your eyeballs, and your son is an adult and can handle his own problems.

If you are going to use the argument that it will hurt our economy for California to go bankrupt, what if Canada or Japan or England was on the verge of bankruptcy. Their going bankrupt would be bad for the economy.So do you bail our your neighbor going into bankruptcy? No, and for all the same reasons.

We don't have the money and our neighbor should handle his own problems. I'm sorry for the state employees of California. They're learning the hard way to work for people who understand how money works.

But it harms America to give bailout money to a state, and it does not address the problem.As long as we bail things out, we will lose the bailout money and not improve the situation of the receiver. Ever wonder most lottery winners are bankrupt within 15 years? If you can't manage a little money (and buy lottery tickets), you can't manage a bunch of money.

Bailouts are bad for everyone.

No, we should all legalize medical marijuana. Polls say that within the first year of legalizing medical marijuana California's tax revenue could jump past 1.3 billion US dollars. Now thats a lot of extra money!

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