Vivek Ramaswamy says he would not bail out the Silicon Valley Bank

It is not equivalent

 

I have provided the link

 

Either way.

Everything else I said was true....which is why you couldn't respond to any of it.

And it actually is a pretty damn good analogy. Removing the regulation didn't cause the accident in any way.

 

The system is a house of cards, it is wholly corrupt, and the people in control are not accountable in any way.

If they're not ready to collapse the system, they'll blow some money into the bubble. When they're ready to transition to the post-Constitution, post-freedom future they have planned for us, they'll simply let the system collapse without propping it up.

One thing for certain - the people at the top are never affected.

 

That does not seem reflective reality

 

You can't even respond.

If you actually had any semblance of a counter to anything I said you would've said it in your first response. You're just trying to save face at this point.

Your inability to respond is good enough for me, you may move on to posting your non-responses to someone else now.

 

Anyway, yeah, it entirely exists within the realm of possibility Trump's desire to deregulate cost folks billions.

 

Meanwhile, Marianne Williamson said "The great unfinished business of the Democratic Party is to end an economically unjust system, not just make it more survivable,"

 

You could have provided me with a recipe for chicken soup and it would have been as equally substantial an explanation as that irrelevant article. I feel that if you knew what caused the SVB collapse you'd see this too.

 

Etsy and shopify both had their money in these failing banks. And so far both of these entities hasn't paid what they owe to a family business I personally know....which is the payroll money for this business's employees. All transactions are frozen. So this impacts further then just the companies that deposit their money in those banks.