Whilst I would like to see things turned upside down, that's not what I'm proposing here. Everything I've suggested is entirely achievable in the short term.
The idea that we could see a government that would use the standard fiscal and monetary tools at its disposal - albeit in a slightly unusual way, during this global crisis - in a way that benefits the vast majority of us, is hardly the stuff of fantasy.
It's quite telling that you've bought into the ideology so uncritically that you're only able to parrot the idea that it can't be done, rather than provide any detailed reason why not.
How about you say which of those measures a government couldn't do if it wanted to, and exactly why?