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But targeting developers is exactly backwards! Or at least it would be if development was, net, increasing the number of housing units. SF has some insane zonin
by aeorgnoieang 13y ago
But targeting developers is exactly backwards! Or at least it would be if development was, net, increasing the number of housing units. SF has some insane zoning laws; why aren't they a target? Or is there an implication that SF should only ever serve the interests of those that live there as-of some unspecified date in the (recent?) past? Will the police enforce the borders of the city to prevent anyone from entering or leaving? How exactly is this worker paradise supposed to work?
- droopybuns 13y agoI doubt the protesters are going to be logging into HN to answer your reasonable questions. If I lived in SF- i would be concerned that something major has changed. Your response describes reasonable questions in a level playing field where people have hope that the system works. I don't think these people have hope in the system anymore. They're trying fundamentally different approaches rather than just giving up. If they are willing to go after specific employees like this in spite of perception damages that come with the approach, they probably aren't averse to the perception damages that violence cultivates either.