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I think this is an interesting policy. In fact, I think both this type of policy and the version where cash is simply distributed to everyone each month or so i
by zacinbusiness 13y ago
I think this is an interesting policy. In fact, I think both this type of policy and the version where cash is simply distributed to everyone each month or so is also interesting, and I wonder how it would work for the mentally disabled which, unfortunately, make up a large part of our homeless population in the U.S. Then there are people like my dad who is what you might call a "crazy redneck" in that he doesn't have a bank account (never has, as far as I know) and who is extremely distrustful of the government (he basically lives in a compound out in the forest with his wife and her family..) he's sort of the black sheep of my family. How would we ensure that people who refuse to get a bank account, or who are simply unable to do so, would receive their monies?
- Double_Cast 13y agoI'm believe mailboxes are under federal jurisdiction.
- zacinbusiness 13y agoRight. But one must use a bank or check cashing service to use a check.
- mason240 13y agoThen they just wouldn't get any.
- dllthomas 13y agoMental illness is much easier to deal with when you don't have severe financial issues along with it.