Agreed!! I think we need to focus more on making PEOPLE whole and insulating the prosperity of PEOPLE -- “business” as such is simply an extension of certain people -- let the businesses fail, they want free market, let them have it. But when the market collapses, we do NOT need to “save the businesses” we need to protect and preserve the subsistence rights of the PEOPLE. If we do that, those people will return to their business enterprise. They will open new businesses, which are more robust and resilient from the lessons learned. And the people have more faith in the government to withstand disaster and make them whole. It's a win win.

Or just keep bailing out enterprise and leave the people to fend for themselves, waiting (and they will always keep waiting) for their drips of prosperity to trickle down.