if a business is not supporting their employees, they should NOT be given any assistance. or at the very least it should be a loan and not a handout.
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No. No public funds should be used to assist those companies, at all. Not a thin dime. Show them no quarter.
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The airlines used their MASSIVE tax cut haul to buy billion+ in stock buy back rather than invest in their workers, has some hutzpah first on line w/ their hands out for next money grab. That fool Trump will give it to them, right before he bails out his hotels. Gross greed.
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This is why the first ones that get bailed out need to be individuals. Set a dollar amount for individuals and entities right out the gate. Somewhere around $150k a year in income needs to be the cutoff. Let us determine with our spending which corporations to bail out.
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Dear CEOs: (via:
@RepSwalwell ) Not all businesses will survive this catastrophe. The American people will be much more discerning about where we spend and invest our limited dollars when we recover. Do the right thing because it’s the right thing to do.#dotherightthingThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Any company receiving a bailout must have their executive's personal compensation amount restricted until they money is paid back to the government.
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This! This right here is the question we all should asking. We know trickle down doesn't work in the regular economy. It isn't going to work in a fucking PANDEMIC. They will hoard that money, fly to a non-Covid-19 island, and leave the rest of us squatting in unpaid homes.
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This is true. Except for the fact they’ll leave us on the streets, we won’t even have those unpaid homes.
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Do you want the real answer or the answer they will give to get you to give them a trillion of our tax dollars?
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