If a company goes “Omg, we won’t make it this year, we need 2 billions in aid just to keep going with business as usual, not even takeing our normal 10% growth

If a company goes “Omg, we won’t make it this year, we need 2 billions in aid just to keep going with business as usual, not even takeing our normal 10% growth into account!?” then the government will still not pay a dime to that company if their “business as usual” includes 15 billion buy backs. The point is that companies need to take the hit on their owners and shareholders pockets first, and only then if they still need aid to survive, then the government steps in. It’s aiming to protect the bottom, not the top.