Stimulus package = redistribution of wealth

All this stimulus package garbage in the US is non-sense. All it is is redistribution of wealth as dictated by the government. Taking money from those who do well to aid those who don't. The problem is, this simply is not part of the capitalistic system. If the US wishes to be socialist, fine, then organize energy supplies and limit fuel costs per government constraint. Also, socialize medicine and the infrastructure of the country. You can't simply limit it to getting votes or bailing out banks.

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