So then, we agree that because PPP loans were a larger amount of money produced in the exact same fashion, it follows that PPP loans should be assigned a larger share of the blame than stimulus cheques to citizens, and accordingly any mentioning of one without the other is a disingenuous attempt at implying governments should not spend money on their citizens livelihood.
Understood.
The biggest joke is ppp loans had tons of fraud or non necessities. This was tax free gains pushed into housing and assets that the wealthy own. Those wealthy then speculated more leading to a lot of the inflation
The pandemic relief wasn't funded by "Citizen's tax dollars". It was funded by borrowing. Lending/printing this much money in such short amount of time is going to cause inflation because demand (caused by dollars cojured out of nowhere) is chasing limited supply.