I don't really want banks to get bailed out for making bad choices, but the details of this feel different than 2008 when it was pure greed and fraud. In this

I don't really want banks to get bailed out for making bad choices, but the details of this feel different than 2008 when it was pure greed and fraud. In this case, a lot of businesses (depositors) that did nothing wrong and were acting in a responsible manner by putting money in the bank for payroll and stuff like that suddenly stand to lose everything. I think protecting those organizations is a good idea. Economic damage has a huge domino effect- the economy is just a big network of relationships, and those relationships take time to establish and can fall apart instantly.