There's definitely corruption with the landlord companies and the local government to some extent, I'm just not sure exactly how and don't know much about it, b

There's definitely corruption with the landlord companies and the local government to some extent, I'm just not sure exactly how and don't know much about it, but it's clear the priorities of the city do not favor the average SF citizen. The only way to deal with the corruption has to be holding the leadership of the city accountable through mass change in voting. Otherwise the same people keep running the place and it will never change. So yes, pointing it out and exposing them is probably part of the solution but it would only be a small part. I think people need to break out of their unwavering loyalty in order to hold the system accountable for any change to happen.