There needs to be a balance. It's obvious that SF has ceased to be a functional city and is now operating the world's biggest scheme to make already-millionare

There needs to be a balance. It's obvious that SF has ceased to be a functional city and is now operating the world's biggest scheme to make already-millionare homeowners more wealthy. If you're not a SF resident then you might think "who cares, people voted for this", but people can be fooled into voting against their own best interests, especially when the local access-based journalism is carrying water for the corrupt politicians. At some point a higher authority, not touched by the corruption, needs to step in and remove the incentives, which is exactly what the state of CA is targeting.