Right, you will not disappear from the results. The reaction (granted maybe overreaction) is about Google pushing HTTPS hard for security (which could be good but not automatically so) and not caring in areas where it is as important if not more.

You are just proving my point. Google rewards the richest, those who have the resources as you say. As for care, I would be clad if people were not going to do it for the wrong incentives. Will Google just check if HTTPS is available and reward or will it also check for broken cipher and penalize ?

I am not against HTTPS. Just saying that rewarding HTTPS is not enough. It's worst actually, some will set it up quickly and badly just for the extra ranking points and not the actual security it should be providing.

To me the red herring here is pretending doing it for security. What is the point of HTTPS if I receive my password by mail ? To me email is more important to secure first. Google could perfectly incentive security practices in Gmail without loosing a single customer. I would even settle for just signing instead of encrypting mails.

As for enforcing, HTTP2 (that is SPDY) IS enforcing HTTPS.

IMO, Good HTTPS where it matters is more important then Crappy HTTPS everywhere just is ridiculous and could even be dangerous thanks to a false sense of security.