Anyone who visits San Francisco inevitably remarks with some shock about the city’s homeless proble

[barryqwalsh]

Proposition C would impose extra taxes on larger businesses and corporations – those earning more than $50 million in revenue annually – to raise $300 million a year towards targeted housing projects and to bolster services for the homeless.


Big tech’s homelessness row in San Francisco offers lesson for Dublin

 

[Penelope]

Good, they can then start with the homelessness in TX and Florida next.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

You people really DO want all industry to leave those states. Uncanny.

 

[Picaro]

Not unusual to make $20 an hour and have to sleep in your car in Silly Con Valley; assuming you afford a car in Cali in the first place. In any case, they're just as good a source for illegal voters and repeat voters as criminal illegal aliens are, and SF is Pelosi's homeland, full of sicko deviants, pedophile lovers, sociopaths, and cultists.

 

[rightwinger]

You people really DO want all industry to leave those states. Uncanny.

Works out for them

They lose business if there are homeless camped outside

 

[Toronado3800]

Proposition C would impose extra taxes on larger businesses and corporations – those earning more than $50 million in revenue annually – to raise $300 million a year towards targeted housing projects and to bolster services for the homeless.


Big tech’s homelessness row in San Francisco offers lesson for Dublin

We need more incentives for folks to live where reasonable housing is affordable.

Help me come up with ideas.