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And PPP loans were not available (legally) to individual workers, only to the Business Owner class. Sure, it was expanding the criteria of bailout from "superwe
by ang_cire 3y ago
And PPP loans were not available (legally) to individual workers, only to the Business Owner class. Sure, it was expanding the criteria of bailout from "superwealthy business owners" to "average business owners" and "politicians playing at business owners who set up a shell company", but that's not really refuting their point that the government only cares about protecting capital.
"Here's $600 to live on for 6 months, poors. How much could a banana cost? Oh, also here's $600,000 if you own a small business!"
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> PPP loans were not available (legally) to individual workers They were available to contractors. Workers got extended unemployment and forebearance benefits. If you have an actual solution to propose, go for it. But complaining with misaligned facts isn’t particularly productive.