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It is simple, because the voters are selfish and don't want to take their medicine for their known ailment. Getting rid of Prop 13 and allowing more development
by Nasrudith 7y ago
It is simple, because the voters are selfish and don't want to take their medicine for their known ailment. Getting rid of Prop 13 and allowing more development which they fear would compromise their own situation. Indeed doing anything to help fix the situation is the surest way to make people angry, see their anger at effectively /carpooling/ with Google bus.
The harsh truth is that if voters want to find the source of the problem instead of a scapegoat they should look in a mirror.
- lotsofpulp 7y agoEveryone wants the amenities and economic securities of an urban, densely populated city with the comforts and space of a suburban home including a vehicle and socioeconomically segregated schools. And everyone wants a to be part of the wealthy and not re-distribute their own wealth to the poor/mentally disabled/etc. So this is what we get.