/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24995106
This is very fair. If the government is controlling the economy and choosing which business live and die, then they too need to face the consequences and compensate those who were screwed over and playing by the rules. This includes more than landlords too. What sucks though, is that the government never feels the consequences of its actions, and average people will be fucked over most by a landlord bailout through continued devaluing of their dollar and inflated asset prices.
Democrats in particular love to legislate things to punish people, rather than encourage and incentivize "right behavior," which is why housing will never be fixed.