A guarantee is not a demand, it is something society agrees to pay for. No one has anything taken if the resource is provided by the gov't.

A healthy, housed and fed populace is *good* for the gov't AND its people.

What I'm saying literally prevents the situation here where a landlord is most definitely damaged by tenants who can't pay.

Be it moving to public housing built by the gov't for housing people down on their luck or victims of natural disaster. We already do this for storms...why not for someone being laid off in a bad job market?

Or via actual rent payment, etc.

The gov't can remove the damage being done to the landlord in a multitude of ways that are far cheaper than the long trial and eviction process. That also don't end up with people being put out on the street.

But as I said, we don't live in an intelligent society.

A free market, which is your point, demands one specific factor - choosing not to participate with no ill effects.

There are 2 obvious exceptions to this - housing and medical care.

You can't choose to not fix a broken leg.
You can't choose to be homeless.
I'll add a third, access to water.

All three things are direct threat to your life.

An intelligent society would guarantee everyone those basic things as the minimal cost associated in their provision would be far eclipsed by the resulting growth in society. Sadly, we don't live in an intelligent society.

I've lived in slum lord housing...it's not fun and it absolutely is a racket jacking prices on the most vulnerable.

And hey, shouldn't the landlord have done a better job at vetting potential tenants? Shouldn't they suffer the consequences of their bad decision? Or should we find a middle ground to help everybody?

Even if you believe the apology...

He believed Trump would break up Big Tech...like, your judgement is wildly in question after that Mr. CEO.

and lets remember the CEO of Proton was all in for Trump. Because he *believed* Trump would break up Big Tech. lulz

If he's that astute in other biz matters...be afraid, be very afraid

the problem of having a 3rd party account vs their work email; specifically a news agency email account. FAR harder to get them to cave.

The PGP is so anyone can email that corporate email account with the text encrypted.

it being a text 'key' makes me question how resistant it would be to a court order.

They aren't forcing you to actively decrypt your backups, they're using the key you 'have' not 'know'. That's conceptually no different than a key to a lock box...and you have to turn over that key if ordered. A key isn't incriminating so it's not protected by 5th Amend.

Fun fact, the DOE program that funded Solyndra.....made MILLIONS in profit.

https://www.npr.org/2014/11/13...

Total loaned $34.2 billion
Losses $780 million 2.28% default rate is damned good.
Repayment $810 million in interest payments
$30 million profit

Hillary literally had providing them support as part of her plan.

Even now, we're talking about using drillers to build geothermal instead of gas wells. Guess who *isn't* in favor of that?

At some point, these morons need to learn the hard way.

4x more people work in Solar alone than coal. Wind is about double coal.

Makes me wonder if the dev could release the 'fix' under Norway's jurisdiction

plastic doesn't decompose in any relevant time frame - that's one of it's biggest problems. Creating fossil fuels from it only adds to our clear and present danger of CO2/climate change.

Adding more to that clear and present danger is utter stupidity.

Cue 'This is fine' meme.

Mother Nature will be the real 'downer' for you me thinks.

Most of the 'world' aren't size queens like so many people in the US.

You can tow a small or mission focused trailer with most anything. Towing a 30K lb boat is not for the feint of horsepower.

Narrator: they shouldn't be *towing* a 30K lb boat in the first place.

nailed the real problem. It's not the capability...it's the "destroy the planet for funsies"

Range will get there.

But we also need to deal with climate disaster or hauling a boat for funsies. Waaaaaay to many people in the latter category