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The companies are also the ones trying to build the new housing atop that laundromat, or open that ice cream shop. I’m not sure how you could read TFA and come
by zaroth 8y ago
The companies are also the ones trying to build the new housing atop that laundromat, or open that ice cream shop.
I’m not sure how you could read TFA and come away with companies need more regulations? True or not it seems besides the point.
The soul of SF is empty as long as the laws and regulations of the city serve only the wealthy. The policies of the overwhelmingly democratic city have created a festering menagerie of wealthy post-IPO wunderkin and drugged homeless masses. The people that used to live in that city now drive 3 hours to get to their medial job in the city cleaning, catering, delivering, or transporting the rich urbanites.
More corporate regulation? I don’t get it.
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