There's a good reason to oppose proposition C: throwing more money at San Francisco's homeless problem isn't going to make it go away. The city already spends a

There's a good reason to oppose proposition C: throwing more money at San Francisco's homeless problem isn't going to make it go away. The city already spends an immense amount of money on homeless services. By some metrics, it meets or exceeds the average US income per homeless person. The reality is that San Fransisco can't house all is residents because it refuses to build more housing. And building more housing is something to which the city is highly adverse.