economically, printing more money isn't inherently wrong. Money was destroyed by default. Printing money to counterbalance this ... works. In principle, this is

economically, printing more money isn't inherently wrong. Money was destroyed by default. Printing money to counterbalance this ... works. In principle, this is why communist regimes can get away with ordering organizations to do X, for Y. The problem is that if you do this every time, you are effectively entrenching the current power structures of society. This isn't a bad thing if those power structures are good - or necessary. But ... it's obvious that repeatedly doing this benefits a specific class of individuals (capital holders) by capping their downside. Capping the downside of existing capital holders also caps the upside of non-capital holders by creating an uneven playing field and eliminating opportunities available to those with "clean" balance sheets.