And he's opposing current housing increases, based on a fight over open space that happened decades ago and was resoundingly and permanently won by open space.

And he's opposing current housing increases, based on a fight over open space that happened decades ago and was resoundingly and permanently won by open space. This is not the issue anymore, and it's an idiotic equivalence. The Bay is full of crappy construction that is ready to fall over on its own without any help from developers, but sitting on multi million dollar land. This is what needs to be and would be developed. When people today oppose development, it's these shit holes they are protecting.