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Originally Posted by whell
So you're saying that any reasonable person would just stand still and do nothing because they "lack qualification or education"? Well, in that case, I'm glad this particular mom doesn't approach life with your excuse -making as her guiding force:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...elf/508296002/
San Francisco's issues are primarily self-inflicted.
http://www.businessinsider.com/why-h...ancisco-2014-4
The city has a choice to make. Either it will be a picturesque tourist destination, or it will be a tech hub that will draw more folks to live there while also giving folks a place to live. The current regulatory environment supports the former. The citizens will need to decide if it wants to be the latter. Given the folks who are able to afford to move into the city, I suspect there will be resistance to changing the regulatory environment that helps keep the city picturesque. |
An exception makes the rule?
You are confusing between SF and SF Bay Area which is what I referred to.
SF (The City) happens to be just one city (and county) in the vast Bay area.