If your suggestion is that a $39 billion utility filing in federal bankruptcy court means that an unsecured counterparty would be given enough “wiggle room” to insist they be paid before secured creditors on the theory that they owe the utility subsidies, then no, we definitely can’t all agree. No bankruptcy would be that abnormal because that wouldn’t be a bankruptcy; the goal of a bankruptcy is to preserve the estate for the creditors, while the model you seem to present destroys the estate for the good of the debtors.