Yea but we already know that's what they're gonna do regardless of what anyone says.

Just like we already know things are eventually going to get bad enough that killing the epstien-billionare class becomes both moral and necessary.

There's no industry the US government won't bail out, because the US government is corporate sponsored.

We bail out banks.

We bail out farmers.

We bail out military contractors.

... and on and on and on.

Because they "donate" to bOtH pArTiEs, and they expect a return. They don't do this out of charity.

Didn't the House denounce Socialism in ALL FORMS earlier this week? Therefore bailouts are no longer possible, right?

Oh, I forgot the rules don't apply to rich people. Silly me.

They forced this nation to take massive risks for their personal benefit. These people should be in prison and their companies and assets seized.

to be fair, we should not bail out ANY industry. if you fail at capitalism so bad you need a bailout- tough shit.

Uhh.... billionaires asking for bailouts is peak failed capitalism.

That’s not how our system works.

Socialism for the rich, bootstraps for the rest.

No, the taxpayer should not have to pay bailouts. But they will, whether they want or not.

Socialism is TERRIBLE! That's why ONLY Rich people get to Partake in It!

Too late. It's already baked in through the insurance industry reinsurance mechanisms.

Too bad, they already figured out a way to make it happen.

Bwahaha. Taxpayers will definitely bail out this industry, especially if the crash happens during this administration. That will be true whether or not be force some level of public ownership to reap any rewards that might accrue.

The worst part is that any bail out would only be enough funding for a few months with the rate they are burning money at compared to their CURRENT revenue.

Bad news: we will be.

Some people are looking forward to the crash because they think these oligarchs are going to have some kind of comeuppance. To that I say: lolololol

Short of a complete societal rejection of the global economic regime, there is no way for us to not be. The expensive deals have been inked. The money has been committed. Parties will be in debt to each other for hundreds of billions of dollars. It doesn't matter if there is a law against taxpayers footing the bill or not, that amount of economic pressure will burst into and flood the larger economy and it will harm us all. It's going to happen no matter what. We're not yet angry enough at the severe economic harm that is about to befoul all of us.

You can't get skynet without giving all the taxpayer money to skynet. You don't have to call it a bailout. Just give them all our money for tokens so they don't need a bailout.

they've already made some of these companies publicly traded or somewhat public by linking it with publicly traded companies so it could tap into the "most safe investment" aka index funds and now they're tapping it onto peoples taxes? smh

So, GPUs and chips are being collateralized to secure loans and finance underwriting. We’re so fucked.

It’s just the cost of doing business. They take your tax money and fund an ai data center buildout surveillance state. Just like China.

And it's not even really artificial intelligence. It's basically just very fast computing.

we need to start letting companies crash amd burn when they fail. fuck the consequences to the greater economy and the enormous cost to the FDIC we need the corperations to learn that there are consequences.

Those taxpayers will bail these executives out and they’ll shut up about it.

Americans don’t care.

They’ll roll over and do nothing.

Watch.

You can't just not have a bailout. The AI companies have more debt than value, and most of their value is only valuable to other AI companies. If there's no bailout, the lenders don't get paid, and the lenders lose almost everything. The employees of the AI companies will lose their jobs. The companies that have been doing significant business with the AI companies will lose all that business. It's too late to completely avoid the recession and bailouts, and few people in charge are interested in doing anything that would reduce the impact. We're all paying for it, one way or the other.

We will be.