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Do you think they care if you waste your time on that? The board has proven to be incompetent for decades. The government of SF is fundamentally broken.
I think that your comment is counterproductive. Even if the board wouldn't listen today, if more people wrote, more people would feel a sense of engagement with their city, thus more people would do other things, and more things would change. Also, just how much time do you think this would "waste" out of your day? You could do it sitting on the toilet.
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There is no evidence that having people voice their concerns to unconcerned idiots is in anyway productive. If anything, talking to deaf ears makes you feel like you have even less of a voice.
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Its robbery and corruption.
Show me a capitalist not being paid for their work and I’ll agree.
I want to accept the challenge but I don't understand it. Are you asking for a case where a capitalist loses? I can show plenty even in the US. Hell, the number #1 platform of the democratic platform is to abolish private insurance, and its not tied to a buyout as far as I know.
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Show me a capitalist not being paid for their work and I’ll agree.
I want to accept the challenge but I don't understand it. Are you asking for a case where a capitalist loses? I can show plenty even in the US. Hell, the number #1 platform of the democratic platform is to abolish private insurance, and its not tied to a buyout as far as I know.
I simply reject the idea of ownership and property that implicitly gives you a right to take profit.