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I doubt that they will become extinct; there will always be gold diggers around.

Everyone should get married at town hall. It's cheap as you can get. Then you will have more money to have a nicer honeymoon, which is the best part anyway, like spending 1 year travelling around Europe. You will also have more money to put down on a house, which is much more important than a...

We should have free healthcare and prescriptions for everyone, paid for by taxes and without tax increases. You see a doctor or hospital, they bill the U.S. government, they get mailed a check, end of story. Simple and no more insurance premiums. Of course, the government would have to come up...

Mail can really be delivered just once or twice a week. You just get a bigger pile when you do get mail. Stamp prices can then come down.

Check out this site for health insurance quotes... http://www.ehealthinsurance.com/ My family of three ages 39, 37, and 2 here in Georgia pay $204/month for a PPO plan with Humana. It's cheap, but that is with a $7,500 deductible per person per year (with a $15,000 maximum family...

No one needs to work any more. Free money for everyone.

Kids should go to community college for 2 years, paid for by working part-time, and then 2 years to a state school, paid for by working part-time. No one should go to private schools. They are too expensive.

No one should take out loans for college. If you don't have the cash to pay for it upfront, then you don't go. With less people being able to pony up the cash, tuitions will come down.

We need the U.S. government providing health insurance, without the need to earn a profit, paid for by taxes and/or really low premiums. Instead of the insurance companies paying for procedures, the government will, just like Medicare. Everything should be covered at 100%, including dental, no...

They should count people as employed if they work full-time for a company on a salary, wage, or commission, regardless of how much they earn. They should not count part-timers. If they are self-employed, they should count them if they earn at least $25,000/year or more.

Do they count self-employed people working from home as employed? What about the soccer moms selling avon to her other soccer mom friends? What about the people selling vitamins from home to their friends and family. Are they counted? I don't think they should be. Someone working from home...

http://usdebtclock.org/ According to that site, there are 38.7 million people now on food stamps, which is 12.5% of the population.

This is a look at our future... http://www.thevenusproject.com/technology/transportation

A look at our future... http://www.thevenusproject.com/technology/transportation

What would happen to the U.S. if no one bought our treasury bonds?

Pretty soon, most people in the U.S. will be on welfare, food stamps, and medicaid. We will have no buyers of our treasuries, and then we will all be sent back into the stone ages. Check this site out... http://usdebtclock.org/ We already have 11% of our population on food stamps.

If the government doesn't owe you a living or is here to help people in a lousy job market, where few places are hiring, then why are we paying income taxes. They should eliminate income taxes. I own a physician staffing firm and I have several Cardiology candidates that were terminated due...

If you can obtain $10 billion, just trade zero coupon treasury bonds, and buy low risk stocks and write calls on them. If you can earn a measly 10% return in 1 year, that is a $1 billion profit. If you take 20% of the profits, that's $200 million in your pocket pre-tax. Sounds great in theory...

5% would be based on the dollar amount of the trade, so a $50,000 trade would cost $2,500 in commission each way. By the way, I was only joking; no such firm exists.

Check out Churnham and Burnham Securities in downtown Manhattan. They charge 5% to buy and 5% to sell. Very reasonable in my opinion.