@Baldimo,
To start with you live in an illusion that this is a capitalist country and it has not been since the 1930s. During the 1929 capitalism failed in spectacular fashion, it languished for years afterwards. The only reason that a second American revolution did not take place was the socialist features of our government were adopted, social security, unemployment, crop subsidies, and government employment programs among other programs. Our government has features of both types of government, it is hybrid government that has tried to adopt the best of both systems.
The cold war terrified the older generation of certain words and socialism was one. They were terrified to point that they thought social security was capitalism program, nothing can be further from the truth.
You need only look at what is happening on Wall Street now as the stock plunge the taxpayer’s money will be used to bail out all kinds of businesses. In a capitalist system it is sink or swim on your own. We will shortly be bailing out all the nations billionaires.
Do you remember what happened to the stock market when Baby Bush was in? It crashed losing far more money than what was lost during the Great Depression. It took 8 years to stabilize and bring it back up, but it took Trump only three years to crash again just like his casinos and airlines. The stock market was already predicted to crash before the coronavirus came along. Most economists believed stocks were 20% over priced. They gave five reasons the market would collapse and only one was the coronavirus. When you mess with supply and demand curve you can drive price up by altering the amount of demand but when you do that you do it at your own peril. Say a new sports car comes out that MSRP of $50,000 everybody wants to be the first to own it. The dealers realize they can get $60,000 for it but the car is only worth $50,000 when demand dies down. Stocks obey that same law too many dollars chasing too few stocks.
I watched many businesses start and the majority fail within the first year because they are under-capitalized.