You know, there was a time when we all thought we were in this together. We stayed home, baked bread, and cheered for frontline workers from our windows. But while we were busy perfecting our sourdough starters, something else was brewing—something far less wholesome. The Covid lockdowns, which we were told were necessary for the greater good, ended up being the perfect cover for a massive transfer of wealth. And guess who paid the price? Small businesses, the backbone of our communities, were practically obliterated, and with them, a large chunk of the middle class.
It wasn’t just bad luck or poor planning; it was a calculated move. The lockdowns sped up what some might call a master plan to eradicate the middle class. Think about it—big corporations and online giants thrived while mom-and-pop shops shuttered their doors for good. The result? The biggest transfer of wealth in human history. But who’s talking about it? Certainly not the folks who benefited from it.
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Small businesses, which had been built over decades with blood, sweat, and tears, were gone almost overnight. Meanwhile, the big players raked in profits like never before. It was a perfect storm for them: with everyone stuck at home, online shopping became the new normal, and who better to cater to this new demand than the likes of Amazon, Walmart, and other mega-corporations?
The narrative we were sold was that the lockdowns were essential to protect public health. But in reality, they also served as a convenient way to fast-track the elimination of small businesses and the middle class. After all, if you wanted to consolidate power and wealth at the top, wouldn’t you want to get rid of those pesky small business owners who still believe in the American Dream?
And let’s not forget about the government’s role in all of this. They handed out stimulus checks and small business loans, but it was too little, too late for many. The real winners were the big corporations who got bailouts and favorable conditions to continue operating while the little guys were left to fend for themselves.
It’s a hard pill to swallow, but the scamdemic, as some have called it, was more than just a public health crisis. It was an orchestrated effort to shift wealth upward, eradicating the middle class in the process. The rich got richer, the poor got poorer, and the middle class? Well, they were left with nothing but memories of the businesses they once owned and the wealth they once had.
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So next time you hear someone talk about how we’re all in this together, just remember who actually came out on top. Spoiler alert: it wasn’t your local coffee shop or neighborhood bookstore. No, the real winners are laughing all the way to the bank, and the rest of us are left picking up the pieces.
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No, the real winners are laughing all the way to the bank, and the rest of us are left picking up the pieces.