ralph nader on expectations, the american dream, corporate welfare

[rickyb]

last i heard it was up to 10 trillion in corporate welfare:

 

[vantexan]

last i heard it was up to 10 trillion in corporate welfare:

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You heard wrong. Most of that is loans.

 

[1989]

last i heard it was up to 10 trillion in corporate welfare:

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You are uneducated... read for yourself what the PPP is.

 

[rickyb]

You are uneducated... read for yourself what the PPP is.

pp?

 

[rickyb]

You heard wrong. Most of that is loans.

i dunno. look up matt stoller. people i listen to were outraged. and whats the rate on the loans? probably 0%

 

[1989]

pp?

Ask Steven Mnuchin he’s explained it hundreds of times.

 

[rickyb]

Ask Steven Mnuchin he’s explained it hundreds of times.

steve is a liar and part of the goldman gang. hes awful

 

[1989]

steve is a liar and part of the goldman gang. hes awful

You could alway read the PPP bill for yourself. But I suspect that's too much work for you.

 

[It will be fine]

You could alway read the PPP bill for yourself. But I suspect that's too much work for you.

PPP is a dumpster fire of a program.

 

[1989]

PPP is a dumpster fire of a program.

Because? And your fix would be?

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Because? And your fix would be?

Like most extremist Democrats, he believes money isn't real and the government should just create more of it out of thin air so that it doesn't matter if businesses are shut down.

It's called Modern Monetary Theory and it is a hot load of poisonous garbage.

 

[It will be fine]

Because? And your fix would be?

It was poorly administered. Massive technical glitches made the process slow. Poor inadequate guidance was given to both the banks and businesses. There was no needs testing so a large portion of the money went to businesses that don’t need it. Companies that got it are afraid to use it because they don’t know if it will be forgiven or if they might need it for other bills. It is a sloppy program poorly done.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

It was poorly administered. Massive technical glitches made the process slow. Poor inadequate guidance was given to both the banks and businesses. There was no needs testing so a large portion of the money went to businesses that don’t need it. Companies that got it are afraid to use it because they don’t know if it will be forgiven or if they might need it for other bills. It is a sloppy program poorly done.

None of that is true you are misinformed by the Democrat media.

 

[rickyb]

Like most extremist Democrats, he believes money isn't real and the government should just create more of it out of thin air so that it doesn't matter if businesses are shut down.

It's called Modern Monetary Theory and it is a hot load of poisonous garbage.

im suprised you heard of it.

 

[rickyb]

You could alway read the PPP bill for yourself. But I suspect that's too much work for you.

i dont have to journalists did that for me.

 

[vantexan]

i dont have to journalists did that for me.

Which news organizations do they work for?

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

im suprised you heard of it.

Absolutely, it's one of the newest threats to freedom and prosperity being pushed by Marxists like yourself.

 

[rickyb]

Absolutely, it's one of the newest threats to freedom and prosperity being pushed by Marxists like yourself.

so what did your guys predict after the fed started printing trillions in 2008 and what actually happened?

 

[rickyb]

Which news organizations do they work for?

matt stoller comes to mind. matt taibbi rolling stone. nader. economists richard wolff, steve keen, max keiser, and michael hudson.

 

[vantexan]

matt stoller comes to mind. matt taibbi rolling stone. nader. economists richard wolff, steve keen, max keiser, and michael hudson.

Which news organizations do they work for that qualifies them as journalists?