A bailout is the provision of financial help to a corporation or country which otherwise would be on the brink of bankruptcy.
> However, the common use of the phrase occurs where government resources are used to support a failing company typically to prevent a greater problem or financial contagion to other parts of the economy.
This is not what's happening in this case.
It is, technically, true. But it’s not very helpful in understanding why these things happen and which are good vs bad.
Not very helpful to who? It is very helpful to the average Joe in explaining why they are getting screwed over.