Bank Bailouts Debate
Comments debate whether certain government actions constitute bailouts similar to past bank rescues like 2008 TARP, questioning taxpayer costs, repayment, and alternatives like nationalization.
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Why not? Are they not bailed out indirectly?
How is this not another $1.6T bank bailout?
That's when you have the government bail them out :)
Don't forget the bailouts too!
the problem is the bailout, just don't bail them out.
Perhaps we shouldn't do those bailouts...
"bail out" doesn't necessarily mean lending cash in this case, but getting them back into business in general.
If only all bailouts went like this...
A "bailout" implies taxpayer money going towards business owners. This is not the case.
something about this screams "bailout"