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I'm not saying that -- I'm saying the economy powers change and fighting against it is a losing battle where already disenfranchised groups are the casualties.
by ng12 10y ago
I'm not saying that -- I'm saying the economy powers change and fighting against it is a losing battle where already disenfranchised groups are the casualties. I think the "I have mine" attitude is deplorable and those people should go have theirs somewhere else.
> I don't accept the argument that it can't continue to be one without drastically increasing its population density.
I don't see how without either limiting the economic growth or becoming a miserable place to live. I did my time in the Bay and will never move back.