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CMV: The government should not bailout the airlines

There should be no bailout for airlines. In a capitalist society, businesses that cannot survive by itself should go under. For the past 10 years, airlines have spent most of their profits on stock buybacks and artificially inflating their stock prices instead of holding money for an emergency. It is the airline's fault for getting into the situation they are in right now. It is ridiculous that the average person has to save up money for an emergency while corporations don't. If airlines fail, so be it. A new one will start up. We should not have socialism in this country.
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If the airlines fail and nobody starts up a new one for at least a year or two, what kind of ripple effect will that have on the economy? Many other jobs rely on quick transportation which when compared to driving and public transit, flying is the way to go. In the business world minutes lost are dollars lost. Hours are thousands. Days are millions. Can everyone else take that kind of hit? And will the ones that don’t deserve to fail because another business failed?