The war on small business: how the government used the pandemic to crush the backbone of America

Introduction

Chapter 1: The government black swan: an unpredictable, unprecedented pandemic reaction

Chapter 2: Hindsight is 2020: how overreliance on government led to history-making mistakes

Chapter 3: Fifteen days to slow the spread: exploring government choosing winners and losers via the myth of "non-essential" businesses

Chapter 4: Breaking America's backbone: more than a trillion dollars for cronies, COVID crumbs for at-risk small businesses

Chapter 5: Selling out Main Street to Wall Street: the Federal Reserve's decades-long role in helping government transfer more wealth to the wealthiest

Chapter 6: Social justice and social costs: How small businesses bore significant costs due to government's economic and civil injustice

Chapter 7: a couple hundred days' worth of "fifteen days to slow the spread": a rapid and historic consolidation of power and wealth

Chapter 8: Protecting the smallest minority: how individual rights and capitalism set the foundation for economic freedom

Chapter 9: America's worst trade deal: why central planning is doomed to fail

Chapter 10: Losing the branding on capitalism: how a war of words led to weakened individual rights and centralized power

Chapter 11: Trading capitalism for cronyism: why the "game being rigged" is coming from government, not capitalism

Chapter 12: Trading places: China's and the United States' respective shifts to and from capitalism

Chapter 13: Decentralization versus centralization: how to prevent further central planning attacks on small business.