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it's going to be really, really funny when SF tears down the physical tech companies that used it as an experimentation bed, years after they've already expanded to the rest of the US and like, made money
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like putting the issue of whether this is right or wrong aside, the timing is just hilarious
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Finally someone is doing something about the rampant creation of jobs in SF
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A lot of Dark Knight Rises vibes coming out of SF. Language & actionpic.twitter.com/dqURbCRtAJ
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Why not both? Instead of getting paid, drivers give customers food for free, then immediately turn around and "rob" them. If it's less than $1k at a time it's a misdemeanor and won't get prosecuted. I'm sure there's lawyer out there dedicated enough to make it work.
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I am so keen to see if chesa prosecutes the bastards who hit my house yesterday. But we already know the answer.
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I'm still thinking that we need to accommodate/encourage drug addicts and criminals to camp outside of his doorway of his home so he can make sure to enjoy his utopia.
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Wage theft is a real thing. IDK if it's changed recently but in Florida there was one overloaded court that sat for one day a month on employers stealing wages from employees. Crickets. Employees stealing from employers: police cars, sirens, TV news, jail.
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Don't you see they intend to tax the burglars to increase tax revenue?
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