Their employees will pay taxes on their salary though; and of course spend their salary to stabilize businesses in their community.
Isnt that the classical, Keynesian argument - that the state shall find ways to get money into the hands of the common people to stimulate demand (particularly during an economic crisis), and that the taxes they pay and the growth this induces will ultimately recoup most of the money?

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Jul 7 2020 09:26pm

The issue isn't if it's good or bad, it's if it's hypocritical or not

Science denial kek

Are you generally supporting Keynesian policies? If yes, it's just as hypocritical to criticize textbook Keynesian spending in a time of crisis.

But on a more serious note: this debate comes down to whether, or to which extent, these loans will be forgiven.

I tried to find this but I don't think it's real?

It's an institute dedicated to Ayn Rand, who is absolutely opposed to Keynsian policies.

This debate doesn't come down to that specifically.

Obviously the superior race vroom vroom

Yea it is. Read the TOS. Its absolutely braindead