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I'm Curious Many Americans were given a free pass on paying their rent or mortgage thanks to the Federal Government. Now, I'm all for helping people that truly need it and I'm almost certain there were people that needed this help.But what I'm curious about is many of the people that got a pass on paying their rent and mortgage were laid off from their job and not only did they receive unemployment compensation, they also received $300.00 a week extra. Additionally, many of these people received Stimulus checks. So, with the extra money, why did they need a pass on paying their rent or mortgage?Meanwhile, banks and landlords have been waiting months for the money owed them.How were the people who got a free pass paying their rent or mortgage before they started receiving this, cough, cough, free money they received from the government via the hard working men and women who pay taxes? Did these people who received a free pass, plus, collected additional money use that additional money to pay their rent or mortage? From what I have been reading, they haven't. So, what happens when the government finally ends the free pass and these people owe thousands of dollars back rent/mortage? Will mass evictions take place? Or, will the government come up with some type of renter/mortage forgiveness act, you know, like on the same line as the studen loan forgiveness plan.Anyone care to bet the government will step in with some outlandish taxpayer funded plan to fix the problem they (the government) created in the first place?