Doug

Because you can't afford to live there. And so these like one of the quotes from the book is in much of San Francisco, you can't walk 20 feet without seeing a multicolored sign declaring that Black Lives Matter. Kindness is everything and no human being is illegal.

Because you can't afford to live there. And so these like one of the quotes from the book is in much of San Francisco, you can't walk 20 feet without seeing a multicolored sign declaring that Black Lives Matter. Kindness is everything and no human being is illegal.

Because you can't afford to live there. And so these like one of the quotes from the book is in much of San Francisco, you can't walk 20 feet without seeing a multicolored sign declaring that Black Lives Matter. Kindness is everything and no human being is illegal.

These signs sits in yards zoned for single families and communities that organize against efforts to add new homes that would bring those values closer to reality. San Francisco's black population has fallen in every census count since 1970. Poor families, disproportionately non-white and immigrant, are pushed into long commutes, overcrowded housing, and street homelessness.

These signs sits in yards zoned for single families and communities that organize against efforts to add new homes that would bring those values closer to reality. San Francisco's black population has fallen in every census count since 1970. Poor families, disproportionately non-white and immigrant, are pushed into long commutes, overcrowded housing, and street homelessness.

These signs sits in yards zoned for single families and communities that organize against efforts to add new homes that would bring those values closer to reality. San Francisco's black population has fallen in every census count since 1970. Poor families, disproportionately non-white and immigrant, are pushed into long commutes, overcrowded housing, and street homelessness.

Every year, their policies in San Francisco and these incredibly progressive cities are making everybody suffer, particularly the groups that they supposedly care about. And that's why I get so frustrated, is because it's one thing if you're an asshole. And you say, fuck all y'all. We have our homes. We're going to not allow building because our values go up, right?

Every year, their policies in San Francisco and these incredibly progressive cities are making everybody suffer, particularly the groups that they supposedly care about. And that's why I get so frustrated, is because it's one thing if you're an asshole. And you say, fuck all y'all. We have our homes. We're going to not allow building because our values go up, right?

Every year, their policies in San Francisco and these incredibly progressive cities are making everybody suffer, particularly the groups that they supposedly care about. And that's why I get so frustrated, is because it's one thing if you're an asshole. And you say, fuck all y'all. We have our homes. We're going to not allow building because our values go up, right?

That's what Robert Wright does, this professor at Berkeley who constantly shuts down housing projects because he says there's not enough affordable housing. And then coincidentally, his housing that he owns in multiple parts of the Bay Area goes up in value. Dude, it's fine. If you want to be a selfish prick, that's fine. but, but own it. I don't think it's fine. I don't think it's fine.

That's what Robert Wright does, this professor at Berkeley who constantly shuts down housing projects because he says there's not enough affordable housing. And then coincidentally, his housing that he owns in multiple parts of the Bay Area goes up in value. Dude, it's fine. If you want to be a selfish prick, that's fine. but, but own it. I don't think it's fine. I don't think it's fine.

That's what Robert Wright does, this professor at Berkeley who constantly shuts down housing projects because he says there's not enough affordable housing. And then coincidentally, his housing that he owns in multiple parts of the Bay Area goes up in value. Dude, it's fine. If you want to be a selfish prick, that's fine. but, but own it. I don't think it's fine. I don't think it's fine.

I see what you mean. But fucking own it, man. Like, well, this is what bothers me to have such vehement culture of the, of the, of the, of the democratic governance in our country. That is all about how virtuous we are and how we care about these disadvantaged groups. And we care about homelessness or we're going to tax everybody to get all this homelessness.

I see what you mean. But fucking own it, man. Like, well, this is what bothers me to have such vehement culture of the, of the, of the, of the democratic governance in our country. That is all about how virtuous we are and how we care about these disadvantaged groups. And we care about homelessness or we're going to tax everybody to get all this homelessness.

I see what you mean. But fucking own it, man. Like, well, this is what bothers me to have such vehement culture of the, of the, of the, of the democratic governance in our country. That is all about how virtuous we are and how we care about these disadvantaged groups. And we care about homelessness or we're going to tax everybody to get all this homelessness.

And then you don't do anything about it. And objectively your policies year after year, fail the people around you. It, It baffles me that somebody like Aaron Peskin in San Francisco could be on the board of supervisors for like two decades. Every single year, his policies have made it less affordable. Homelessness has gotten worse. All of these metrics get worse.

And then you don't do anything about it. And objectively your policies year after year, fail the people around you. It, It baffles me that somebody like Aaron Peskin in San Francisco could be on the board of supervisors for like two decades. Every single year, his policies have made it less affordable. Homelessness has gotten worse. All of these metrics get worse.

And then you don't do anything about it. And objectively your policies year after year, fail the people around you. It, It baffles me that somebody like Aaron Peskin in San Francisco could be on the board of supervisors for like two decades. Every single year, his policies have made it less affordable. Homelessness has gotten worse. All of these metrics get worse.

And then he turns around and says it's the Republicans' fault in San Francisco. And I've just personally seen this and seen so much of that city struggle because of these policies.

And then he turns around and says it's the Republicans' fault in San Francisco. And I've just personally seen this and seen so much of that city struggle because of these policies.