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this will bring san francisco’s spend to 600 million dollars a year for 7,000 homeless people, or roughly 85,000 dollars a year per homeless person. and they’ll *still* be sleeping on the streets. the benioff plan is only flirting with (not even promising) 1,000 more beds.https://twitter.com/Benioff/status/1052897691863117824 …
this is extremely important: the absolute poorest people in our city *will not* see this money. we are rather planning on more non-profits (we currently have over 80), bureaucrats, and one *very* ambiguously defined building project (is it even that?)
if you actually care about the homeless, ask yourself: where is 300 million dollars a year currently going? who is in charge? where will the additional money go? a shelter? where? how many beds? how many nurses?
when it becomes obvious to you that marc benioff does not actually plan on solving this problem, ask yourself what incentive he has to push the proposition - journalists, when done covering what peter thiel serves for dinner, this might be worth looking at
My new San Francisco job at a tech company doesn't even start paying $85k. Where can I sign up for the Benioff loot?
We should just pay them at this point
i keep saying a check for 30k would go further
Let’s increase the spend even more, to make the experiment even clearer for the rest of the country.
But for 7k*2k*12 = 168M you could just get 7,000 people apartments year round....
It’s wild to see the progressive west coast, ‘center of innovation’ have to deal with these historically challenging questions. “Welcome to the club” - Detroit 2018
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