That reminds me of the apocryphal story of the drowning man who sued his rescuer for breaking his arm during the rescue. The tech industry is doing what it's s

That reminds me of the apocryphal story of the drowning man who sued his rescuer for breaking his arm during the rescue. The tech industry is doing what it's supposed to - building their business and making money. Along the way it's created a lot of jobs for a lot of people and paid them plenty of money. These are generally considered to be good things. If anything, industry would love lower housing prices because then they could justify paying lower salaries. That the city can't/won't build enough housing for its inhabitants is the voters' fault, and theirs alone. Every voter in every Bay Area that opposes new construction is responsible for each and every single person rendered homeless due to rising rents.