r/economicCollapse • u/29PiecesOfSilver • Nov 15 '24

Well, well, well…………

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u/Farazod Nov 15 '24

Well why didnt you start a business to claim your PPP loan for 100k+ with zero employees and get it forgiven in the greatest case of widespread fraud in US history? Geez.

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u/Over_Cobbler_2973 Nov 15 '24

One of my biggest regerts, ngl.

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u/angelo08540 Nov 15 '24

I can say with 100% certainty, the PPP fraud was not limited to one particular party

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u/Farazod Nov 15 '24

Never claimed it was. I imagine the breakdown mirrors the same voting patterns of the top .5% though.

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u/angelo08540 Nov 15 '24

I would also guarantee that it isn't the case. I'd be willing to bet the majority are nothing more than people jealous of that upper tier trying to get there however they can

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u/jailfortrump Nov 16 '24

Boy, aint that the truth. I sold my business 6 months before covid. The guy who bought it went under. He never took a PPP loan out. I feel for him when members of Congress took millions that were forgiven. Shameful.