He wants a creative solutions. OK, I'll play. Let's start with $333,000.
* First deduct welfare payments to each persons family line from emancipation to present.
* With the residual, give an income tax credit against regular income.
* If a recognized person is currently on welfare, reduce the reparation by the welfare amount or the reverse, doesn't matter really.
* And for fairness, payments go to persons now living and are 21 years of age. If you aren't living you don't get it, seems fair, If you aren't 21 you are still a youth which can be proved by any crime blotter in the country.
* If an otherwise qualified person has benefitted from affirmative action the amount paid over what his/her/xer experience and education would have earned then that amount should be deducted.

I think we could make this work.

Two tiered justice.

And we all know that gravy train would never stop.

If they got $333,000 all in one shot about 99% percent would blow it away in the first month. the other 1% would invest it.

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Originally posted by sdy:

“Who says the $14 trillion needs to be paid out in one shot?” said Bowman.

No problem. One dollar a year, for fourteen trillion years.