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Besides coming out of this pandemic safe, my biggest hope for Humanity is that we all come away with the following: ) A sense of unity instead of the divisiveness so many currently believe to be inevitable: Example: The only people that declaring one's self "red" or "blue", "left" or "right" benefits are those who profit from such ideology. 2) An understanding that we all need greater awareness of those things needed for survival.  In that regard, centralized systems like corporate food suppliers, corporate energy suppliers, municipal water suppliers, and any other centralized systems that make our lives dependent upon profit-driven entities should be diminished or eliminated whenever and wherever possible: Example: Lawns may be beautiful, but you can't eat them, so wouldn't victory gardens be more appealing than shipments of processed trucked hundreds or thousands of miles. Now, I understand we cannot currently support our fa

I see some staunch Biden supporters posting that they would take the $1000 payment (for mortgage or rent) if the Government offered it to them. While this makes sense, I would ask them these the following questions: 1) HOW YOU GONNA PAY FOR THAT?! 2) Isn't that Socialism?  America seems okay with socialism for the rich: Tax breaks like those Trump approved in his 2017 tax bill or, Corporate subsidies, like those we have been paying fossil fuel companies (even after 7 or 8 CEO of oil companies testified to Congress that they did not need to be subsidized, or Plan ole handouts like the 1.5 trillion dollars that the Federal Reserve put into the Repo Market to coverup some failing bank(s) ( https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-09-19/the-repo-market-s-a-mess-what-s-the-repo-market-quicktake ) or to falsely prop up zombie corporations that have long been dead (Note: This article is from 2014)    https://finance.yahoo.com/news/happens-fed-stops-propping-stocks-094500610.h

The following is an excerpt (updated March 02, 2020) from my book Solutions: Enough complaining. Let's fix America,   which can be bought at the links listed below. “What purpose do banks serve to the masses anymore?”     Do banks pay any interest these days?  Or, more accurately, do they pay appreciable interest that helps the communities in which they reside.  How does one benefit from a savings account today?  At least with a checking account, paying bills is made easier, but is convenience the only standard that we should have for banks?  Aren’t banks and all businesses as much a part of the community as any individual living within that community?  While the corporation under which a particular bank may operate may be headquartered in some other state, the people employed in a local branch live in the communities in which they work.  And, as members of the community, how do banks treat the rest of us?  In my own personal experience, banks have treated me worse than a