On yesterday's podcast I focused on how progressivism breeds progressivism in the private sector highlighting how Starbucks are running to unionize, in the world's most progressive companies. The impact of this is felt primarily by shareholders and customers who will end up taking significant losses, footing an even higher bill for an already hyper-inflated consumable. However, when progressivism takes hold in government, we all pay the cost while our own freedoms are taken away by looking at the progressive's solution to urban homelessness that is backfiring big time.