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 …
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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?)
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this has always been one of those arguments that seems like it should span political parties – we could get $50M more to people by giving $300M, or making our existing $50M more direct
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this already isn’t a political issue because everyone in this city is a democrat. dorsey etc. are fine with huge tax / spending. we already have it. what we need now is an actual strategy.
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