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promethius9594 · 06-09-2004, 03:50 AM

Seraph seems to have failed to include the (up to) any amount of life insurance policy that anyone can get via life insurance companies.

those people in 9/11 were insured, and they got compensation ON TOP OF that insurance... and in large lump sums. the average is 1.1 MILLION dollars. if the serviceman died while his wife was twenty-five, and she didnt get remarried and lived for sixty years, that would still only amount to roughly 450,000 dollars. thats a LONG cry short of an average 1.1 million, and thats about the MAXIMUM that anyone could get from that.

Mr. limbaugh is right, when the lower income brackets in the military qualify for food stamps, theres something wrong with that.

06-09-2004, 03:50 AM	#4
promethius9594 Drizzt Do'Urden Join Date: April 13, 2004 Location: USA Age: 42 Posts: 676	Seraph seems to have failed to include the (up to) any amount of life insurance policy that anyone can get via life insurance companies. those people in 9/11 were insured, and they got compensation ON TOP OF that insurance... and in large lump sums. the average is 1.1 MILLION dollars. if the serviceman died while his wife was twenty-five, and she didnt get remarried and lived for sixty years, that would still only amount to roughly 450,000 dollars. thats a LONG cry short of an average 1.1 million, and thats about the MAXIMUM that anyone could get from that. Mr. limbaugh is right, when the lower income brackets in the military qualify for food stamps, theres something wrong with that. __________________ mages may seem cool, but if there was a multi player game you wouldnt see my theif/assasin until you were already too dead to cast a spell...