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Should a storefront be able to open its doors and serve customers even if it doesn't pay its rent? If you predicate a business model on robbing Peter to pay Pa
by zelon88 5y ago
Should a storefront be able to open its doors and serve customers even if it doesn't pay its rent?
If you predicate a business model on robbing Peter to pay Paul, how can you be angry when Peter cuts you off?
- selfhoster11 5y agoEven evictees are evicted subject to a due process, and not cut off on a whim of the landlord. Even if this were so, software is not a service, despite the current trend to make it so. Nor is software scarce. Rental of scarce retail space is a service, and a totally different scenario. This analogy simply doesn't relate to the issue at all.