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Huh? A loan is subject to repayment on whatever terms

Posted on: December 16, 2020 at 21:35:10 CT

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are agreed upon. Assuming, of course, you can enforce those terms and collect in the event of default. A handout is a handout.

What Austrian school of economics genius is at work here that I'm missing?

Edited by MUTGR at 21:36:33 on 12/16/20

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If I loan $10 to my neighbor as an investment - ashtray UF - 12/16 20:14:51

Huh? A loan is subject to repayment on whatever terms - MUTGR MU - 12/16 21:35:10

Follow this post on down the thread... - TigerMatt STL - 12/16 21:48:01

OP changed the scenario. First the $50 was a loan, then - MUTGR MU - 12/16 21:56:12

Think about it like this. A massive company is about to go - TigerMatt STL - 12/16 22:05:03

Guvmint Mortars sux is the answer (nm) - TigerFan92 STL - 12/16 23:03:25

no, but youcan write if off your taxes(nm) - tigerinhogtown STL - 12/16 20:54:45

No(nm) - tcat KC - 12/16 20:53:19

thanks, I just wanted to confirm that Spanky is a moron (nm) - ashtray UF - 12/16 21:03:33

TARP funds were distributed to 18 companies - Spanky KU - 12/16 21:57:20

And the Capital Purchase Program? $280 billion to - TigerMatt STL - 12/16 22:10:58

of the 707 receiving funds, 34 went bankrupt...the rest - Spanky KU - 12/16 22:27:34

You forget about the common stock sold to recoup - TigerMatt STL - 12/16 23:44:16

Keep obfuscating the actual point - Spanky KU - 12/17 04:32:39

You're the one doing that - ashtray UF - 12/17 11:00:22

If you give me $45 billion and I write on some fancy paper - TigerMatt STL - 12/16 21:54:48

Possibly.. indirectly. - TigerMatt STL - 12/16 20:45:37

let's say none of that happened - ashtray UF - 12/16 20:49:54

Neighbor A filed for bankruptcy and had his debt to you - MizzouTigerz MU

- 12/16 21:39:13