12-17-2020, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Maruzo
You forgot to mention that many of these people will not have a job to go back to while they continue to receive government handouts.
Once the money dries up, and it will quickly dry up, they will not have a job to go back to.
Businesses does open and close everyday.
But the economy is driven by these businesses, not the people.
Businesses keep people employeed.
And economy will crumple without the support of massive number of businesses proping it up.
Your way is actually more socialist in thinking, and mine more Republican.
What??
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That irony was not lost on me. I chuckled a bit.
Other businesses will open up in place of those that close. I agree employees will not have the same jobs to come back to in many cases.
Some businesses are hiring more than ever, Wal-Mart, Amazon, etc. Online retailers and such. In fact, I think those companies are the larger threat to businesses than anything else.
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