Yeah, no. It's not media brainwashing that has shown me the issue isn't who gave how much to solve a financial crisis that wouldn't have to exist if the media weren't telling us we have to go to school, get a high paying job and own a big house. A local band said it best, "Get good grades, get good jobs, get good money... isn't that funny." If people stopped listening to the media and marketing and were contented to do what made THEM happy we wouldn't be in this kind of a mess. People already spend way too much time off-loading responsibility, it's time people took it back. I'm all for helping out the little guy, but instead of asking the government to do it, why not get a group of people together and start a fund at commonchange.com and help educate people that the reason they are in debt is because they were told they needed to go that deep in the hole, and they listened. I can't claim to have all the answers, but individual and national debt keeps getting worse and worse. When big companies get bailed out they don't use the money to help anyone but themselves, but digging the national debt deeper is not going to preserve the future for the next generation or any of those after it.