Holl0wayTape

Holl0wayTape t1_ixw6tit wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in The work we’ve done in the legislature with two governors over the last twelve years is noticed again by Wall Street resulting in significant taxpayer savings. Standard & Poor’s announced it is increasing Connecticut’s general obligation bond credit rating from A+ to AA-. by senatorduff

Do you even know what you are arguing with me about? I'm not advocating for free anything. I'm making a comment about how PPP loans are "forgiven" in response to someone else's comment. Go back to Facebook where everyone is as tone deaf as you.

The point I am making is that the original commenter said that you always have to pay back your debts. What I said is that that's not necessarily true if you own a business that took out PPP loans. Someone else (taxpayer, me and you, If you pay taxes because I'm not sure you could get a job with how slowly your brain function) ends up paying back those loans, not the person that took them out for their business.

So really, I am agreeing with your point, you moron.

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Holl0wayTape t1_ixw4meq wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in The work we’ve done in the legislature with two governors over the last twelve years is noticed again by Wall Street resulting in significant taxpayer savings. Standard & Poor’s announced it is increasing Connecticut’s general obligation bond credit rating from A+ to AA-. by senatorduff

At least they'll know how to spell "you're" correctly. Also, I didn't take out any PPP loans, but you should talk to those who did, brain cell.

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Holl0wayTape t1_ixvk9pm wrote

Reply to comment by Evan_802Vines in The work we’ve done in the legislature with two governors over the last twelve years is noticed again by Wall Street resulting in significant taxpayer savings. Standard & Poor’s announced it is increasing Connecticut’s general obligation bond credit rating from A+ to AA-. by senatorduff

Unless you're a company and need some PPP loans, then you don't have to pay back shit.

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