Presumably they bought the medallions at current fair market value. I'd draw a distinction between those who risk their own capital for themselves, and those w

Presumably they bought the medallions at current fair market value. I'd draw a distinction between those who risk their own capital for themselves, and those who risk capital through others (aka investors). It's not an easy distinction to codify, but it seems important. Society needs people taking risks for themselves. To benefit themselves. And instead of paying after they've hit rock bottom, maybe it would be smarter to do a bit to keep that from happening. Because change isn't slowing down...